WHAT DOES MÂNZÁLĂ MEAN IN ROMANIAN?
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Definition of mânzálă in the Romanian dictionary
peas, horseradish, s.f. (pop.) 1. paste from flax and bran seeds or from flour, egg and water to anoint the yarns to the tissue. 3. Poor food. mânzálă, mânzéli, s.f. (pop.) 1. pastă din semințe de in și tărâțe sau din făină, ou și apă pentru uns firele la țesut. 3. mâncare proastă.
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10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «MÂNZÁLĂ»
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Ägyptische heilige Orte III: Der Manzala-See bei Port Said ... - Pagina 21
2.Ein. See-Roman: Der. rätselhafte. Fischer. im. Manzala-See,. ein. fiktives. Konstruktionsmodell. des. »Seeheiligen«? 2.1 Ein »See-Roman«: Mir liegt der Roman Muhammad al-Bisâtîs unter dem Titel Clamor ofthe Lake vor. Er ist in einer ...
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The Vegetation of Egypt - Pagina 342
The area of Laka Manzala during that time was 470 000 feddans. At present Lake Manzala is about 47 km long and 30 km wide. It narrows in the middle to only 17 km and its area is about 300 000 feddans. Lake Manzala, like the other deltaic ...
M.A. Zahran, A.J. Willis, 2013
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From Ridge to Reef: GEF Action on Transboundary Water ... - Pagina 44
LAKe. mAnzALA. LeAds. tHe. WAY. in. constrUcted. WetLAnds. tecHnoLogY. An ecosystem-Based Approach to coastal fisheries management i ntensifYing HUmAn. constructed wetlands are among a suite of The success of a constructed ...
Global Environment Facility, 2011
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Climate - Vegetation:: Afro-Asian Mediterranean and Red ... - Pagina 65
Afro-Asian Mediterranean and Red Sea Coastal Lands M. A. Zahran Francis Gilbert. 3. Lake Manzala Lake Manzala (31◦ to 31◦ 30N and 31◦ 50 to 32◦ 15E) is the largest of the northern deltaic lakes of Egypt. With an area of about 1,400 km2 ...
M. A. Zahran, Francis Gilbert, 2010
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Toxic Contamination in Large Lakes - Volumul 2 - Pagina 49
Lake Manzala Study. Draft final report to the Arab Republic of Egypt and the United Nations Development Program. EGY/76/001-07, 12 volumes. Ministry of Development and New Communities, Cairo, Egypt. Montasir, A.H. 1937. Ecology of ...
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Appropriate Waste Management for Developing Countries - Pagina 433
Localized contamination occurred at Zone A stations that were at times located in the effluent plume from El Mazrah (Stations A1, A2, A5 and A6) or near the Manzala Canal (Station A5). At these stations, levels of 105 to 106 fecal coliforms per ...
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Integrated Water Resources Management in the Mediterranean ...
2, close to Port Said, Lake Manzala once provided 30 % of all fish consumed in Egypt. Environmental and contaminant stresses have changed this. The public has become wary of eating Lake Manzala fish because they show a high frequency ...
Redouane Choukr-Allah, Ragab Ragab, Rafael Rodriguez-Clemente, 2012
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The Journey to Tahrir: Revolution, Protest, and Social ... - Pagina 242
Around 10,000 of the estimated one million people employed in Egypt's fishing sector are based in 'Izbat al-Burg, situated at the northernmost tip of the Nile's Damietta Branch and bordered on the east by the vast Lake Manzala. As recently as ...
Jeannie Sowers, Chris Toensing, 2012
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The Journey to Tahrir: Revolution, Protest, and Social ... - Pagina 242
Around 10,000 of the estimated one million people employed in Egypt's fishing sector are based in 'Izbat al-Burg, situated at the northernmost tip of the Nile's Damietta Branch and bordered on the east by the vast Lake Manzala. As recently as ...
Jeannie Sowers, Chris Toensing, 2012
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Environmental Politics in Egypt: Activists, Experts and ... - Pagina 38
(Al-Said, 2006 In a slim volume entitled Buhayrat al-Mawt (Lake of Death), published in 1990, the Egyptian lawyer Ahmad Qazamil chronicled the destruction of Egypt's Lake Manzala through increased flows of wastewater from industry, cities, ...
