different between moebles vs mebles
moebles
English
Etymology
Old English, from Old French moeble (“movable”), mueble (“movable”), from Latin mobilis. Doublet of mobiles.
Noun
moebles pl (plural only)
- (obsolete) movables; furniture
Anagrams
- emboles
moebles From the web:
mebles
English
Noun
mebles pl (plural only)
- Obsolete form of moebles.
Anagrams
- semble
mebles From the web:
- what is muebles de patio
- what is muebles de cocina
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