muta

a unit of measurement used in printing, equal to one sixth of an inch.

An instruction to change instrument, crook (in brass instruments), or tuning; muta D in C means 'change the tuning from D to C' on the timpani.... ...

-mut- comes from Latin, where it has the meaning "change. '' This meaning is found in such words as: commutation, commute, immutable, mutable, mutate, mutation, mutual, permutation, permute, transmute.

From Italian muto, German Muta, English mute, all from Latin mūtus (“mute, silent”).

MUTA = Mandatory Unit Training Assembly. MUTAs are broken down into periods. One period is four hours, there are two periods in one day. A MUTA 4 is typically Saturday and Sunday. Your MUTA 5 adds that extra period on Friday night.

1. : a watery discharge from the mucous membranes especially of the eyes or nose. 2. archaic : tears.

MUTA. Multi-unit training assembly.

In mut'ah relationships, two people can choose to engage in a temporary or trial marriage. The man and woman must agree to a set length of time for the marriage to last. The man must also pay the woman an agreed-upon sum of money. Mut'ah is described in the Quran, but not all Muslims practice it today.

The seegha is the Arabic formula of words that make the Mutah legal. First, if you're the woman, you would say, “I married myself to you for the known period and the agreed upon dowry” (Zawajtuka nafsi fil muddatil ma'loomati 'alal mahril ma'loom). Then, if you're the man, say, “I accepted” (Qabiltu).

(For more details, click/tap on the translation) explosive, plosive, stop.

Each UTA (Unit Training Assembly) also counts as a day of Active Duty for retirement. As stated by others, a usual Drill Weekend is a MUTA 4. (Sat & Sun) Sometimes Units have a MUTA 5, where the unit assembles on a Friday night and work until Sunday night.

(1) The soldiers must be assigned to units that normally conduct multiple unit training assemblies (MUTA) on 2 consecutive days (MUTA-4). (2) Government-provided meals and quarters must be furnished at the training site.