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Team Decko Africa has Soni siblings Tsevi and Tsorav Soni, Yuvraj Rajput, who is also the Bambino Champion, quad rider Wayne Fernandez, Kiana Rajput and Kirit Rajput in the Open Class.

And that great Liverpool word "decko", meaning "look" ("give us a decko"), is taken from Indian English "deck", for "look or peep", but ultimately derives from the Hindi "dekhna" - "to see, look at".

(24) Njezin sadaUnji decko nedavno se raziUao s dugogodiUnjom djevojkom.

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He sometimes puts on a fake Irish accent and uses the nicknames William Murdoch Henderson, Deco, Dekko, Decco and Decko.

(1.) Seinera P, Arisio R, Decko A, et al: Laparoscopic myomectomy: Indications, surgical technique and complications.

Decko was next to have a go, a shot on the turn on 17 minutes as Newcastle struggled to get any decent possession.

EPIC STARS: John with Dora and SpongeBob ALL MOD CONS: The massive Norwegian Epic NEW YORK-BOUND: MSC Magnifica SIZE MATTERS: The giant Allure will be the world's joint biggest cruise ship GOOD VALUE: Thomson ART DECKO: The Queen Elizabeth LITTLE LUXURY: Pricey Sojourn TRADITIONAL: Saga Pearl II GOING GREEN: Lawn on Celebrity Eclipse DIVE IN: Make a splash on the ocean waves OLD AND NEW: Nieuw Amsterdam

But now, thank the lord, we can safely titter at the "Mai husband and Ai" Christmas message - but for real royal creeping have a decko at the way we treated grand-papa George V's seasonal offering in 1932.

This was how the later "Decko" ("D") Theatre actress Lola Skrbkova remembered her first encounter with her future director.

Similarly, in Polish dzieciak 'kid', derived from dziecko 'child', could be considered a category in transition as it shows semantic characteristics of both CHILD and BOY, whereas Serbian decak has permanently changed its sense to 'boy'; the word decko also meaning 'boy'.