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What is the traditional name for a sumo?
Asashoryu is the best sumo wrestler and he is probably the best sumo wrestler of all time. because he is too strong and very fast for his weight he is one of the most successful yokozunaever.
Which term is used to describe a fixed annual payment to an employee for professional services?
salary
What does the Japanese word banzuki mean?
It's more likely to be 'Banzuke', a term used in Sumo wrestling to describe the list of wrestlers, by rank, and how their ranks have changed due to previous tournaments.
What is 'messumo' when translated from Italian to English?
"Sumo agent" is an English equivalent of the Italian word messumo.* The pronunciation of the masculine singular noun -- which encapsulates the complete term messo di sumo("envoy/herald/messenger/usher for sumo [Japanese wrestler, Japanese wrestling event]) -- will be "mes-SOO-mo" in Italian.*The word in question also may occur as a typographical error, incorrectly replacing nessuno ("nobody, no one"), as in Messumo mi può giudicare ("Nobody can judge me").
What does el rudo mean?
"El rudo" is a Spanish term that can be translated as "the tough guy" or "the rough one." In lucha libre (Mexican professional wrestling), it refers to a wrestler who portrays a villainous and aggressive character in contrast to the "técnico" or heroic wrestler.
How can you describe ravinder in professional term?
The Sun king of Gods; Ravi-sun; Indra-king of gods
What does a hitman look like?
The term hitman is used to describe a professional killer, employed by organized crime such as the Mafia. They kill.
What is the wcw string used for?
The WCW Sting is a term used to describe a wrestler who is a three crown winner. Sting, or Steve Borden as he is known out of the ring won many crowns in his career with WCW.
What does raqasa mean?
"Raqasa" is an Arabic term that means "to dance" or "dancer." It is often used to describe a professional female dancer in Arabic-speaking countries.
When was the term yuppie coined?
The term "yuppie" was coined in the early 1980s and is a blend of "young" and "urban professional." It was used to describe young, affluent professionals who lived and worked in urban areas.
What does pa stand for after a doctors name?
It's a legal term to describe a separate legal entity - Professional Association. It's a form of incorporating a group of professionals, such as physicians, or dentists, or attorneys, or accountants to allow the individuals protection from lawsuits.
What is the difference between Errors and Omissions Insurance and Professional Liability?
They are one and the same thing. The term "Malpractice Insurance" to describe a professional liability insurance policy is most often used in the medical professions and sometimes legal professions.
