mete in Kurdish
mete in Kurdish is pîvan — mete means to mete out: to deal out or distribute something, especially punishment or reward.
mete in Kurdish
pîvan
(transitive, usually with “out”) To dispense, measure in order to dispense, allot (especially punishment, reward etc.).
What does "mete" mean?
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verb To mete out: to deal out or distribute something, especially punishment or reward.
"The judge meted out a harsh sentence for the crime."
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mete in a sentence
- The judge meted out a harsh sentence for the crime.
- Rewards were meted out fairly among the team members.
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What is "mete" in Kurdish?
"mete" in Kurdish is pîvan. mete means: To mete out: to deal out or distribute something, especially punishment or reward.
How do you use "mete" in a sentence?
Example: "The judge meted out a harsh sentence for the crime." In Kurdish, "mete" is pîvan.
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