WHAT DOES KUMA-KUMA MEAN IN MALAY?
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Definition of kuma-kuma in the Malay dictionary
The stigmas are orange, strong and dried, used to color and give flavor to the food. kuma-kuma stigma yg berwarna jingga, berbau kuat dan dikeringkan, digunakan utk mewarnai dan memberi perisa kpd makanan.
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10 MALAY BOOKS RELATING TO «KUMA-KUMA»
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1
Kengo Kuma: Selected Works
New technologies, ecological sensitivity and social context can all be found in Kengo Kuma's work.
Botond Bognar, Kengo Kuma, 2005
2
MamaKuma: One Woman, Two Cultures
With her precious golden child Ba, she travelled beyond the boundaries of her home to enter a modern world.This remarkable story of Mama Kuma is told by Ba's daughter with love and humor, and with the insight of the colonised it tells the ...
3
Material Immaterial: The New Work of Kengo Kuma
Presents more than thirty of the architect's recent works, including high-profile commissions such as the Suntory Museum in Tokyo and the Ondo Civic Center in Kure; the exlusive Lotus House in Zushi; large-scale urban developments in ...
Botond Bognar, Kengo Kuma, 2009
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Kuma-Kuma Chan, the Little Bear
Speculates on what Kuma-Kuma Chan the bear does all day.
This is a book about Kuma. Kuma is a curious dog. The book contains stories of his adorable and amusing antics, as well as a photo of Kuma waiting quietly for his owner, Yihsuan, to return home. Sadly, Kuma has passed away.
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Anti-Object: The Dissolution and Disintegration of ...
The author suggests an alternative form of architecture that is not only desirable but possible as well. His approach is illustrated with a discussion of works by his office in which he has sought to avoid objectification.
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Global Corruption: Money, Power and Ethics in the Modern ...
Laurence Cockcroft argues that corruption has to be seen as the result of interplay between elite 'embedded networks', greed and organised crime.
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Kriyol Syntax: The Portuguese-based Creole Language of ...
As for clause (b), it means that kuma (similarly kó) never select an NP complement, but must be followed either by a direct quote or by indirect speech, as in the following two examples: (16) Tartaruga kuma kil ku na bin sinta bu pera.
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Hawaiian Dictionary: Hawaiian-English, English-Hawaiian
'Akahi no 0 'ike, 'a'ole i kuluma, we've just met and have not been acquainted. kuma. 1. Var. of ha ku ma 1, 2. 2. n. Cracking of the skin between fingers and toes, as with athlete's foot. kuma-. Prefix to numbers as 'umi kQmakahi, 'umi k Cima ...
Mary Kawena Pukui, Samuel H. Elbert, 1986
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A Dictionary of Some Tuamotuan Dialects of the Polynesian ...
KUMAHIRIVA S. A perSOnal name, HAO KUMAKUMA (i) P. To swirl, roll over and over; as the wake of a vessel. VHI S. The wake of a vessel. KUMAKUMA (ii) [? – kumakuma (i)] S. The gills of certain fish; [? because of their undulating motion ...
J.F. Stimson, Donald Stanley Marshall, 2013
