QUÉ SIGNIFICA PIAK EN MALAYO
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definición de piak en el diccionario malayo
Estoy perturbado; piat I. piak II; tuiteando por partes: escucho sonidos de cascabel ~. estándar III Kl; trivial; ~ muy, instantáneamente cierto. piak I herot; piat I.
piak II; berpiak berbunyi piak-piak: aku dengar bunyi rotan ~.
piak III Kl; sepiak sekacip, secarik; ~ pinangsebentar sangat, sekejap benar.
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10 LIBROS DEL MALAYO RELACIONADOS CON «PIAK»
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Chinese-English Dictionary of the vernacular or spoken ...
piAk-piak-héu, to crackle or give a cracking sound (as above). plh-pih piak-piAk, sound as of coals or charcoal crackling in the fire. pian, pia'n, pian, piAn, piin; better pien, pien, pien, pien, pién (11.11.) piang — pok-piang pok-piang, sound of ...
Carstairs Douglas, Thomas Barclay, 1873
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厦英大辭典: With the Principal Variations of the Chang ...
Piflk, to burst and fall to pieces, as a gun, jar, or barrel. piak--khui, to split up and fall separate, as thing that had been glued or joined together. simkoa“ beh-piak--khui, heart bursting with grief or distress. aim-koa“ beh-piak--phoa, id. tai-chi ...
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The Secrets of the Wild Wood
In 1962 she published her most famous story, The Letter for the King, which won the Children's Book of the Year Award and has been translated into sixteen languages. Its sequel, The Secrets of the Wild Wood, followed in 1965.
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Benefactives and Malefactives: Typological Perspectives ...
1 The Lai piak-construction Lai has a piak-construction that expresses not only non-self-benefaction, as in (50) and (51), but also agentless benefaction, as in (52), (53), and (54). For the latter, I have opted for considering this construction an ...
Fernando Zúñiga, Seppo Kittilä, 2010
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Life Histories of North American Wild Fowl - Jilid 1-2 - Halaman 201
It has even been snggested that they may be only snbepecies or varieties. as the characters on which the description of the piak-footed goose was based are not very constant. It seems to be now conceded, however, that they are distinct ...
Arthur Cleveland Bent, 1962
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Born Gray in a Black and White World - Halaman 96
Her mothers name was Piak, and Piak was a bar girl/ prostitute who had gotten pregnant by a black G.I. The six years that Apple and I were married, I only saw Piak a handful of times. She had nothing to do with Apple and only visited her ...
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William J. Gedneyś The Yay Language: Glossary, Texts, ...
piak nok 'a small herb found in moist places; its stalks and leaves are eaten as vegetables' 1 2 (= Siamese bua bok ) 2 3 5 5 piak po or thug lo (< Chinese) 'cabbage' 2 4 piak pya 'kind of edible green vegetable 2 2 piak raay a kind of vegetable ...
William J. Gedney, Thomas John Hudak, 1991
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Readings in Law and Popular Culture - Halaman 279
Yet by 1970, this 'vast wasteland', . . . had transformed our culture, becoming the most powerful form of communication in the world.20 Referring to his new portapak,21 Piak remarked, 'Television has been attacking us all our lives, now we can ...
Steven Greenfield, Guy Osborn, 2007
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Alliance in Eskimo society - Halaman 106
The cases of the executions of Piak and Antinorok strongly suggest that alterations of case histories to make them socially acceptable was deliberate . Tenth Case Piak, a Point Hoper living in Barrow, beat his daughter to death while drunk.
D. Lee Guemple, American Anthropological Association, American Ethnological Society, 1972
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Proceedings of the ... Annual Spring Meeting of the ... - Halaman 106
The cases of the executions of Piak and Antinorok strongly suggest that alterations of case histories to make them socially acceptable was deliberate. Tenth Case Piak, a Point Hoper living in Barrow, beat his daughter to death while drunk.
American Ethnological Society, 1971
