Significado de "adai" en el diccionario de malayo

PRONUNCIACIÓN DE ADAI EN MALAYO

adai

QUÉ SIGNIFICA ADAI EN MALAYO

definición de adai en el diccionario malayo

adai; ~ -tore paños bordados.

adai; ~ -badai tudung saji yg bersulam.

TRADUCCIÓN DE ADAI

Conoce la traducción de adai a 25 idiomas con nuestro traductor multilingüe.

Las traducciones de adai presentadas en esta sección han sido obtenidas mediante traducción automática estadística a partir del idioma malayo.

• Traductor malayo - chino: 传教士
• Traductor malayo - español: misionero
• Traductor malayo - inglés: missionary
• Traductor malayo - hindi: प्रचारक
• Traductor malayo - árabe: مبشر
• Traductor malayo - ruso: миссионер
• Traductor malayo - portugués: missionário
• Traductor malayo - bengalí: ধর্মপ্রচারক
• Traductor malayo - francés: missionnaire
• malayo: adai
• Traductor malayo - alemán: Missionar
• Traductor malayo - japonés: 宣教師
• Traductor malayo - coreano: 전도사
• Traductor malayo - javanés: misionaris
• Traductor malayo - vietnamita: nhà truyền giáo
• Traductor malayo - tamil: மதபோதகராக
• Traductor malayo - maratí: मिशनरी
• Traductor malayo - turco: misyoner
• Traductor malayo - italiano: missionario
• Traductor malayo - polaco: misjonarz
• Traductor malayo - ucraniano: місіонер
• Traductor malayo - rumano: misionar
• Traductor malayo - griego: ιεραπόστολος
• Traductor malayo - afrikáans: sendeling
• Traductor malayo - sueco: missions
• Traductor malayo - noruego: misjonær

10 LIBROS DEL MALAYO RELACIONADOS CON «ADAI»

Descubre el uso de adai en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con adai y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.

The Liturgy of the Holy Apostles Adai and Mari: Together ...

An English translation of the liturgy still in use in the Church of the East, the Chaldean Church and the Syro-Malabar Church.

Mar Adai, ‎Mar Mari, 2002

Food for the Gods - Halaman 159

Adai. 250 g (9 oz) long-grained white rice 125 g (41⁄2 oz) bengalgram (channa dal), blackgram (urad dal) and yellow lentil (tuvar dal) or red lentil (masoor dal) made up in equal portions (makes 15) Water Vegetable oil, for cooking 1⁄4 tsp ...

Diana Seshadri, 2007

B'Ne Kmte Negham Ne Geumba

This is a tale whispered to the undead.

So' Adai Fobedzong, 2005

DOSAI:

PARUPPU ADAI (Lentil Pancake: From Tamil Nadu) GODUMAI PARUPPU ADAI (Broken Wheat-Lentil Pancake: From Tamil Nadu) VENDAYA KEERAI ADAI (Rice-Lentil-Fenugreek Leaf Pancake: From Tamil Nadu) MALABAR ADAI ...

CHANDRA PADMANABHAN, 2014

Ai Adai Guali'ek Everywhere: A Rhyming Story About Island ...

Lots of interesting images were weaved into this book - which will bring you back to the islands. After reading this book several times, this story about the Guali'ek or gecko will live in their hearts of your young ones for years to come.

Gerard V. Aflague, ‎Mary C. Aflague, ‎Claire N. Aflague, 2014

Recipes - Brown Rice: Brown Rice Recipes, Adai I, Aegean ...

This book consists of articles from Wikia or other free sources online.

Source: Wikia, 2012

Historical Dictionary of the Mongol World Empire - Halaman 79

The history of the Ca'adai ulus (q.v.) is intimately joined with that of the empire created by Qaidu (q.v.) to press the cause of the House of Ogodei (q.v.). It is poorly documented, and in the absence of written records we must rely more heavily on ...

Paul D. Buell, 2003

Under the Moon

Was this the famous Commander Adai? 'Whereis the spaceship?' Kiah asked. 'At the old airport,' Adai said. 'One of thefires is moving very quickly acrossthe newforest. It's going to arrive at the west of Kisangani before tomorrow, I think. But the ...

Rowena Akinyemi, 2014

The A to Z of the Mongol World Empire - Halaman 79

Ca'adai Ulus and Qaidu (1260-1338) The history of the Ca'adai ulus (q.v.) is intimately joined with that of the empire created by Qaidu (q.v.) to press the cause of the House of Ogddei (q.v.). It is poorly documented, and in the absence of written ...

Paul D. Buell, 2010

The Languages of Native North America - Halaman 326

7.1 Language families and isolates Adai = Adaizan = Adaizi = Adaise = Adahi = Adaes = Adees* The Adai first encountered Europeans in eastern Louisiana. They were mentioned as Atayos about 1530 by Cabeca de Vaca in his 'Naufragios', ...

Marianne Mithun, 2001