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“In Spanish or Greek, 'Ffira' means something great, while 'Mikah' in Arabic in conjunction with the name of an angel.” [claimed the official] While “mikah” re
by mellosouls 6y ago
“In Spanish or Greek, 'Ffira' means something great, while 'Mikah' in Arabic in conjunction with the name of an angel.” [claimed the official]
While “mikah” resembles the Arabic word for angel, “malaikah”, “ffira” does not mean “great” in Spanish or Greek, nor does it appear to mean any other word.
I ran "ffira" through Google Translate auto-detect to scoop The Indie.
It reckons it's English.