Examples of using Whose roots in English and their translations into French
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translates exactly the Greek word?iros, whose root f\Mt(adph) expresses a vortex.
A firm, whose roots.
Type of vegetation whose roots will not clog pipes.
The tree whose roots have been cut eventually fall alone.
We have many families called Al-Masri, whose roots are Egyptian.
Harbour Grace is another community whose roots are a direct by-product of the establishment of Cupids.
But she feels closer to Mediterranean countries than to northern countries whose roots are more different.
The dream is a vital phenomenon whose roots originate in deep physiological processes that remain unexplained.
Many Norwegians whose roots are in Pakistan are now in distress over affected relatives.
Suiseki is an art form of enormously growing popularity, whose roots go back to ancient China and Japan.
It is proof of the tradition of the company, whose roots go back to the year 1887.
Echinacea is a plant whose roots stimulate immunity naturelle.
having a population whose roots are extremely heterogeneous.
Meet Danielle Robertson whose roots in Nova Scotia's Port Joli run as deep as the rich history there.
However, such a design presents a risk for the plant, whose roots can rot if left immersed in water.
We will not therefore engage in setting aright a crooked tree of lies whose roots are rotten and shallow.
Their first album"Kabir Percussion" is an amalgam of various rhythms whose roots are from Brazil,
We can have no doubt that conflicts whose roots lie elsewhere are invariably ignited by weapons in the wrong hands.
Do you dream of discovering baobabs' origins, those african giants whose roots are said to have been planted towards the sky?
The overarching difficulty was that of a widening conservative/ liberal rift whose roots extending back to the founding of the Volunteer Movement.