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About 7 remain to be solved. have not started filling the grid yet. Clues are in Alpha order.
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Denounce with no written words about exam cheat (4) Starts with C or D
Scandinavian right to invade calls subject to rising (8) Starts with N or O
Call for effort with little time about 8 miles from Bombay (5) starts with U to Z
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Help with:
Denounce with no written words about exam cheat (4) Starts with C or D
Scandinavian right to invade calls subject to rising (8) Starts with N or O
Call for effort with little time about 8 miles from Bombay (5) starts with U to Z
Thanks.
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Yojan used to be the distance of four villages. I have seen it described in one dictionary as 4 miles, though IQ describes it as 8 miles.
When I grew up we used miles but around the time I moved to USA, India switched to metric system. (I am still not good with metric system, as US won't switch)
In ancient times they used Yojan. (Masculine usage)
I knew that word but I have never used it in a sentence.
Yojana is arrangement, planned activity (Feminine)
Yojak would be the doer of Yojana or planner.
They are all derived from Sanskrit.
Yojan used to be the distance of four villages. I have seen it described in one dictionary as 4 miles, though IQ describes it as 8 miles.
When I grew up we used miles but around the time I moved to USA, India switched to metric system. (I am still not good with metric system, as US won't switch)
In ancient times they used Yojan. (Masculine usage)
I knew that word but I have never used it in a sentence.
Yojana is arrangement, planned activity (Feminine)
Yojak would be the doer of Yojana or planner.
They are all derived from Sanskrit.
Thanks, hankir - the detail you provide is very interesting.
I had another look at the def in Chambers and it mentions a village area that is to be ploughed, so perhaps that's where the planning idea comes in (like you, I'm still not good with the metric system - but it's only been about 50 years since we switched, so there's hope yet...).
I had another look at the def in Chambers and it mentions a village area that is to be ploughed, so perhaps that's where the planning idea comes in (like you, I'm still not good with the metric system - but it's only been about 50 years since we switched, so there's hope yet...).