pati

The farmland was eventually divvied into strips of land called pati, which were assigned to various farmers, who became known as strip-holders, or pati-dar.

Chicago Reader 2010

Ngayon, pag lumipat si MILF Bravo sa neighborhood mo, baka pati bahay mo ipamigay mo na dahil baka daanan ka nang tangke nang gobyerno hehehe!

reyna elena dot com 2008

i believe "pati" is the sound of a hand clap! woah you're late for My Boy! where have you been Jyoru?

Hello!Blog 2009

In fact, the Latin etymology of the word, com pati, means "to suffer with": to actively participate and share in the suffering of others.

Bryan Maygers: Karen Armstrong's 12 Steps Of Compassion To Change The World Bryan Maygers 2011

In fact, the Latin etymology of the word, com pati, means "to suffer with": to actively participate and share in the suffering of others.

Bryan Maygers: Karen Armstrong's 12 Steps Of Compassion To Change The World Bryan Maygers 2011

Moun ka palé dè 8 moun, dòt ka palé dè 87 moun, on dòt pati ka palé dè plis ki 100 moun mò Lapwent

Global Voices in English » Guadeloupe: In May 2009, keep May 1802 and May 1967 in mind 2009

En destaca el pati central interior, amb un petit ...

2010 March 05 | [bauen] 2010

Origin: Middle English: from Old French, from late Latin passio (n -) (chiefly a term in Christian theology), from Latin pati "suffer."

Anne Naylor: Finding Passion and Purpose in Suffering 2010

Origin: Middle English: from Old French, from late Latin passio (n -) (chiefly a term in Christian theology), from Latin pati "suffer."

Anne Naylor: Finding Passion and Purpose in Suffering 2010

[Middle English compassioun, from Late Latin compassio -, compassio-n -, from compassus, past participle of compati -, to sympathize: Latin com -, com - + Latin pati -, to suffer.] - Source: Answers. com mer·cy

Parole panel denies compassionate release for Manson follower Susan Atkins 2008