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Definition von ambai im Wörterbuch Malaysisch
Fischerboot, Fischfänger; mit einem Knacken aufwachen und nicken. Ambai II; beraubt geküsst, gefleckt: ihre Tränen ~; verspritzte Spritzer. Koffein I Pflanze sj, Rafflesia hasseltii. Krabben II Krabben. ambai I sj tangguk penangkap ikan, belat langgai; mengambai menangkap ikan dgn ambai, menangguk.
ambai II; berambai-ambai bercucuran, berpercikan: air matanya ~; mengambai-ambaikan memercikkan. ambai-ambai I sj tumbuhan, Rafflesia hasseltii. ambai-ambai II sj ketam.
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10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «AMBAI» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
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ambai in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
ambai im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
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Women Writing in India: The twentieth century - Halaman 487
Ambai was born into a large middle-class family. Her childhood was a happy one, and she has warm memories of holidays spent with her many cousins at her mother's parents' house in Coimbatore. Her grandmother was self-taught and a ...
Susie J. Tharu, Ke Lalita, 1993
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Who's who in Contemporary Women's Writing - Halaman 13
Ambai Amin, Khalidah Adibah from the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London. She has done field-work in Africa and has written two ethnographic monographs and a theoretical hook of essays: African Matriarchal ...
Jane Eldridge Miller, 2001
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Other Tongues: Rethinking the Language Debates in India
E-mail correspondence (19 January, 2006). Ambai. In a Forest, A Deer: Stories by Ambai, tr. Lakshmi Holmström (New Delhi: Oxford UP, 2006). ——. “Ambai,” Who's Who in Contemporary Women's Fiction, ed. Jane Eldridge Miller (New York: ...
Nalini Iyer, Bonnie Zare, 2009
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Texts And Their Worlds - I Literature Of India An Introduction
About the author Ambai is the pseudonym of C. S. Lakshmi, a well-known Tamil feminist writer, who began her writing career in 1967, publishing a short story in a literary journal based in Delhi. Her work includes the writing of fiction as well as ...
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Kalipke/Kalipke:Sakai 010754 - Halaman 12
Ambai gev/'ichs; 3. Ambaitrucht; buah ambai = buah rambai (tergantung seperti bulu ekor panjang ayam jantan) = Ambaitrilchte (die in Mengen herabhangen wie lange Hahnenschwanz- federn); tali ambai = tali panjang pada ambai = lange ...
Hans Kalipke, Mohamad Agar Kalipke, 2001
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Fish in a Dwindling Lake - Halaman xix
when asked about the senses in which she uses the word udal, body, ambai has been adamant. in an email to this translator on 26 May 2010 she wrote: 'The only reality is the body, for everything comes with it. we exist because the body ...
Ambai, Lakshmi Holmstrom, 2012
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Meaning and Universal Grammar: Theory and Empirical ...
Theory and Empirical Findings Cliff Goddard, Anna Wierzbicka. modifiers within the noun-phrase, they must either be nominalised or occur as the predicate of a relative clause, as in (134). (131) Ni tomtom ambai- ga-na/sanan-ga-na. 3SG.
Cliff Goddard, Anna Wierzbicka, 2002
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That Man on the Road: Contemporary Telugu Short Fiction
It might help practitioners to exchange notes. * Translation can be fun, if you are not the author. In a seminar organized by The Book Review, Delhi, in 1997, C.S. Lakshmi 'Ambai', the renowned Tamil writer, recounted her experiences ...
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The Linguistic Situation in the Islands of Yapen, Kurudu, ... - Halaman 11
This feature is also found in most of the Vogelkop languages. M. Ambai. By this name I indicate the language spoken in the villages of Ambai, Rondepi, Kawipi, Menawi, Randawaya (I and 11) апс1 Sumberbaba. These villages each have their ...
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Ramayana Stories in Modern South India: An Anthology - Halaman 88
1944) has been writing fiction under the pen name Ambai since the age of sixteen. In addition to being a prominent short story writer in modern Tamil, she is also a historian, critic, and archivist. “Forest,” one of her more ambitious stories, ...
