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Definition von a palisá im Wörterbuch Rumänisch
A PALISÁ ~ éz tranz. (Zweigen von Obstbäumen) Link zu einer Unterstützung, ein Gitter, um zu verhindern, dass es im Falle eines Sturms platziert wird oder um eine bestimmte Form zu geben. A PALISÁ ~éz tranz. (ramurile pomilor fructiferi) A lega de un suport, de un spalier pentru a împiedica punerea lor în caz de furtună sau pentru a da o anumită formă.
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10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «A PALISÁ» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
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One Hundred Paiwan Texts - Pagina 288
008 vaik a sema zua i ta umaq ni pali, sa djemalun anga. vaik a em=sa zua i ta umaq ni pali sa em=djalun anga leave C AF=go that LOC OBL house of magic and AF=arrive indeed They went to the evil-eye man's house. When they got there, ...
Robert J. Early, John Whitehorn, 2003
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Prediche quadresimali postume del P. Giacomo Lubrani della ...
Legatela a pali sa col martire Gartaginefe. AAfulfitum fofl cataflam venir*. La verità fveglia piccioli Samueii per avvocati delle Sufanne malignamente inqurfite, chiama dalla tomba i defonti con Antonio di Padova in difefa dell' innocenza .
Giacomo Lubrano ((S.I.)), Michele Luigi Muzio ((Nápoles)), 1702
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Elaboración de Peonía dentro del Costumbrismo - Pagina 20
... la irregularidad del diálogo de Palmarote: junto a palisá, bibe tuavía (por tuabía), tris, dende, onde, arrempujan, berano, etc., se encuentran mire us.ed, empleado, asados, para, buena, (alternando con güen), no nos vamos a entender, etc.
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Buddhist-Christian Dialogue as Theological Exchange: An ...
The state in which the enlightened monk exists while alive, in early Buddhism, is called “nirvana with a remainder” (sanskrit: sopadhisheshanirvana; Pali: sa-upadisesanibbana).26 it means that one is “released from desire and suffering, but ...
Fereştete, Liputin! se săltă în fotoliu Stepan Trofimovici şi păli. — Să nul credeţi, să nul credeţi! Careva sa înşelat, iar Lebeadkin e un beţiv... strigă inginerul emoţionat la culme. Totul se va lămuri, iar eu nu mai pot... şi consider că e o josnicie...
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Na Mele O Hawaíi Nei: 101 Hawaiian Songs - Pagina 84
PALI SA This is a name song for Pa'ahana, The girl who lived in the hills. I lived in the rain forests, The distant uplands of Wahi-a-wa. Clawed shrimps of the streams, Guava fruits my food. Don't think about the mother, I live here and am glad.
Samuel Hoyt Elbert, Noelani Mahoe, 1970
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A New General English Dictionary: Peculiarly Calculated ...
... look or colour. PALE'STRA (S.) a publick place where the Grecian youth exercised themselves in wrestling, running, &c. PA'LFREY(S.) a trained horse of state for a great lady, frequently white, and dressed with rich trappings. PALI SA'D ES.
Thomas Dyche, William Pardon, 1768
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The Path of Light: The Bodhicharyavatara of Santideva, a ... - Pagina 13
The Bodhicharyavatara of Santideva, a Manual of Mahayana Buddhism L. D. Barnett. Consciousness (Sanskrit, vijnana,' Pali, virannana). Name and Form (Sanskrit and Pali, nama-rupa). Six sense-organs (Sanskrit, shad-ayatana,' Pali, sa.
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Buddhist Thought: A Complete Introduction to the Indian ... - Pagina 48
(Sanskrit: sopad- hisesanirvana; Pali: sa-upadisesanibbana). When an enlightened person like the Buddha dies, by definition there is no further rebirth. When that occurs it follows that the psychophysical elements that make him up as the ...
Paul Williams, Anthony Tribe, Alexander Wynne, 2002
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Cambodian Buddhism: History and Practice - Pagina 303
More specifically, the order of monks and nuns. sanghareach (Pali: sa¡gharàja): “King of the sangha”—a title for the highest monk in a Buddhist ecclesiastical hierarchy. Sometimes rendered as “supreme patriarch.” The titles “mahàsa¡gharàja” ...
