different between discous vs discos
discous
English
Etymology
From Latin discus (“disk”). See disk.
Adjective
discous (comparative more discous, superlative most discous)
- Like a disk; discoid.
discous From the web:
- what does discourse mean
- discourse analysis
- discourse markers
- what does discuss
- civil discourse
- discourse community
- narrative discourse
- spoken discourse
discos
English
Noun
discos
- plural of disco
Anagrams
- DOCSIS, cossid
Catalan
Noun
discos
- plural of disc
Latin
Noun
disc?s
- accusative plural of discus
Portuguese
Noun
discos m pl
- plural of disco
Spanish
Noun
discos m pl
- plural of disco
Swedish
Noun
discos
- indefinite genitive singular of disco
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