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gilour

Terms vs Gilour - What's the difference?

terms | gilour |


As nouns the difference between terms and gilour

is that terms is while gilour is (obsolete) a deceiver.

Glour vs Gilour - What's the difference?

glour | gilour |


As a verb glour

is .

As a noun gilour is

(obsolete) a deceiver.

Gilour vs Pilour - What's the difference?

gilour | pilour |


In obsolete terms the difference between gilour and pilour

is that gilour is a deceiver while pilour is a piller; a plunderer.

Gilour vs Silour - What's the difference?

gilour | silour |


As nouns the difference between gilour and silour

is that gilour is (obsolete) a deceiver while silour is (label) a canopy.

Giaour vs Gilour - What's the difference?

giaour | gilour |


As nouns the difference between giaour and gilour

is that giaour is (derogatory|ethnic slur) a non-muslim, especially a christian, an infidel; especially as used by turkish people with particular reference to christians such as greeks, armenians, bulgarians, serbs and assyrians while gilour is (obsolete) a deceiver.

Deceiver vs Gilour - What's the difference?

deceiver | gilour |


As nouns the difference between deceiver and gilour

is that deceiver is a person who lies or deceives while gilour is (obsolete) a deceiver.

Guilor vs Gilour - What's the difference?

guilor | gilour | Alternative forms |

Guilor is an alternative form of gilour.


In obsolete|lang=en terms the difference between guilor and gilour

is that guilor is (obsolete) a deceiver; one who uses guile while gilour is (obsolete) a deceiver.

As nouns the difference between guilor and gilour

is that guilor is (obsolete) a deceiver; one who uses guile while gilour is (obsolete) a deceiver.

Guiler vs Gilour - What's the difference?

guiler | gilour | Alternative forms |

Guiler is an alternative form of gilour.


As a noun gilour is

(obsolete) a deceiver.