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Pronunciation / Transliteration: mool
"यह समस्या का मूल है।"
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
1 sense- 1
The central or innermost part of something, especially one that is distinct from the surrounding part.
"The earth has a dense, hot core."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Middle English (denoting the inner part of fruit): of unknown origin, though perhaps from Old French cor 'heart', from Latin cor.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "core" is said worldwide
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centre
Transliteration: centre
"Il faut aller au cœur du problème."
Kern
Transliteration: Kern
"Das ist der Kern des Problems."
nucleo
Transliteration: nucleo
"Questo è il nucleo della questione."
núcleo
Transliteration: núcleo
"Llegaron al núcleo del problema."
núcleo
Transliteration: núcleo
"Este é o núcleo da discussão."
मूल
Transliteration: mool
"यह समस्या का मूल है।"
核心
Transliteration: héxīn
"这是问题的核心。"
핵심
Transliteration: haeksim
"이것이 문제의 핵심이다."
核心
Transliteration: kakushin
"これが問題の核心です。"
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