WAS BEDEUTET RÁDAȘ AUF RUMÄNISCH
Definition von rádaș im Wörterbuch Rumänisch
radda, -a, radias, -e, adj. (reg.) schön, sauber.
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Lambert M. Surhone, Miriam T. Timpledon, Susan F. Marseken,
2010
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Race Relations in Colonial Trinidad 1870-1900 - Pagina 154
The English editor of the Chronicle, T. W. Carr, was remarkably well-informed about the activities of the Belmont Radas. In one editorial he described in detail a Rada ceremony to prevent smallpox in the epidemic of 1871-2: The Radas, ...
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Singing My Song: Growing Up in a Lumber Town Mill City, ... - Pagina 43
The Rada name was rather commonplace and widely acknowledged as Slavic in origin. We were told that the northwest corner of Romania, called Transylvania, was heavily populated with Radas. We came close to that area on our 1983 trip ...
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Kristen Nehemiah Horst,
2011
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A Rada Community in Trinidad - Pagina 10
Andrew Carr. Azan,12 a sparse girdle of palm fronds, hangs over the doors on ceremonial occasions as a spiritual guard against evil; it is also to be seen at the shrines and over the entrance to the dancing place. If something occurs to annoy ...
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IVANKA IVANOVA’S SONGS part one: “Pazardzhik Region ...
“Pazardzhik Region Bulgarian Folk Songs” Ivanka Ivanova Pietrek. Last night the leader come down Last night the leader come down the leader from the Turk army have don't knock, have don't rap he have cry by the Radas In the Radas box ...
Ivanka Ivanova Pietrek,
2013
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"New Negroes from Africa": Slave Trade Abolition and Free ...
Contemporary Trinidad has also sustained a small but prominent community founded by liberated Africans from an ethnic group represented in somewhat smaller numbers than the Yoruba and Kongo: the Rada.During the seventeenth ...
Rosanne Marion Adderley,
2006
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Praising His Name In The Dance: Spirit Possession in the ...
The Radas were the first such group with Robert Antoine's Rada compound in Belmont (Carr, 1953); but even they had already incorporated Roman Catholic beliefs and rites into their religious beliefs and ceremonies. There were also similar ...
Kenneth Anthony Lum,
2013
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Decisions and Orders of the National Labor Relations Board
Because of this, Walter Rada, Gaedke's president, who for several months after the explosion was mainly occupied with explosion-related problems, determined that he would not again jeopardize the safety Of people working in Gaedke's ...
United States. National Labor Relations Board,
1977
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Waste Testing and Quality Assurance - Volumul 2 - Pagina 430
RADAS IMPLEMENTATION The program was developed on an IBM PS/2 Model 50 microcomputer and will run on any truly IBM PC-compatible machine. The minimum hardware requirements are 256 KB of available RAM and a hard disk ...