rings |
jings |
As a noun rings
is plural of lang=en.
As a verb rings
is third-person singular of ring.
As an interjection jings is
an exclamation of surprise.
rinks |
rings |
As nouns the difference between rinks and rings
is that
rinks is plural of lang=en while
rings is plural of lang=en.
As a verb rings is
third-person singular of ring.
rings |
wrings |
As verbs the difference between rings and wrings
is that
rings is third-person singular of ring while
wrings is third-person singular of wring.
As a noun rings
is plural of lang=en.
rings |
rngs |
As nouns the difference between rings and rngs
is that
rings is plural of lang=en while
rngs is plural of lang=en.
As a verb rings
is third-person singular of ring.
rings |
kings |
As a noun rings
is .
As a proper noun kings is
(biblical) one of the various books called
kings in the old testament of bible, and of the tanakh variously known as.
gings |
rings |
As nouns the difference between gings and rings
is that
gings is while
rings is .
mings |
rings |
As verbs the difference between mings and rings
is that
mings is third-person singular of ming while
rings is third-person singular of ring.
As a noun rings is
plural of lang=en.
brings |
rings |
As a verb brings
is (
bring).
As a noun rings is
.
rings |
rungs |
As nouns the difference between rings and rungs
is that
rings is plural of lang=en while
rungs is plural of lang=en.
As a verb rings
is third-person singular of ring.
dings |
rings |
As nouns the difference between dings and rings
is that
dings is while
rings is .
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