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word to the wise, a
word to the wise, a
Here's good advice, as in A word to the wise: don't walk alone here because these streets are not safe at night. A shortening of A word to the wise is enough, as it was put by Roman writers, this phrase in English dates from the mid-1500s.
Common Names:
Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
Yuval | | - | Hebrew, Biblical Hebrew |
BÁR&Eth;R | | - | Ancient Scandinavian |
Kathlyn | | KATH-lin | English |
Asterix | | [asteriks] | |
Francisco | | frahn-THEES-ko (Spanish), frahn-SEES-ko (Latin American Spanish), frən-SEESH-koo (Portuguese) | Spanish, Portuguese |
Pentti | | PENT-tee | Finnish |