plaga

As nouns the difference between plaga and ya

is that plaga is a stripe of colour while ya is a letter of the Cyrillic alphabet.

As a pronoun ya is

eye dialect of lang=en.

As an interjection ya is

yeah, yes.

As an adverb ya is

yea; yes.

As an initialism YA is

youth Authority.

As nouns the difference between plana and plaga

is that plana is plural of lang=en while plaga is a stripe of colour.

As a noun plaga

is a stripe of colour.

As an adjective plagal is

designating a mode lying a perfect fourth below the authentic form.

Plaga is a descendant of plage.

As nouns the difference between plage and plaga

is that plage is a region; country while plaga is a stripe of colour.

Plag is often a misspelling of plaga.

Plag has no English definition.

As a noun plaga is

a stripe of colour.

Playa is a descendant of plaga.

As nouns the difference between plaga and playa

is that plaga is a stripe of colour while playa is a level spot temporarily covered with water which subsequently becomes dry by evaporation; an alkali flat or salt pan.

As nouns the difference between plaza and plaga

is that plaza is a town’s public square while plaga is a stripe of colour.