Significado de "sondok" en el diccionario de malayo

PRONUNCIACIÓN DE SONDOK EN MALAYO

sondok

QUÉ SIGNIFICA SONDOK EN MALAYO

definición de sondok en el diccionario malayo

Peluquería Mn pelo en la frente, gombak, jambul, surai.

sondok Mn rambut di dahi, gombak, jambul, surai.

TRADUCCIÓN DE SONDOK

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

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

• Traductor malayo - chino: 茅屋
• Traductor malayo - español: casa de campo
• Traductor malayo - inglés: cottage
• Traductor malayo - hindi: कुटिया
• Traductor malayo - árabe: كوخ
• Traductor malayo - ruso: коттедж
• Traductor malayo - portugués: casa de campo
• Traductor malayo - bengalí: কুটির
• Traductor malayo - francés: cottage
• malayo: sondok
• Traductor malayo - alemán: Hütte
• Traductor malayo - japonés: コテージ
• Traductor malayo - coreano: 시골집
• Traductor malayo - javanés: Cottage
• Traductor malayo - vietnamita: nhà tranh
• Traductor malayo - tamil: குடிசை
• Traductor malayo - maratí: कॉटेज
• Traductor malayo - turco: kulübe
• Traductor malayo - italiano: casolare
• Traductor malayo - polaco: chata
• Traductor malayo - ucraniano: котедж
• Traductor malayo - rumano: căsuță
• Traductor malayo - griego: εξοχικό σπίτι
• Traductor malayo - afrikáans: huisie
• Traductor malayo - sueco: stuga
• Traductor malayo - noruego: hytte

10 LIBROS DEL MALAYO RELACIONADOS CON «SONDOK»

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

Sondok: Princess of the Moon and Stars

THE ROYAL DIARIES is pleased to introduce historical novelist, Sheri Holman, who makes her debut on the list with a captivating story of fourteen-year-old Princess Sondok from seventh-century Korea.

Sheri Holman, 2002

Women's History in Global Perspective - Jilid 1 - Halaman 44

Appendix D. Biography in World History: Queen Sondok (Silla Dynasty, Korea) and Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz (Mexico) QUEEN SONDOK One of the more remarkable — but less known — women leaders in world history is Queen Sondok, ...

Bonnie G. Smith, 2004

Women Leaders of Africa, Asia, Middle East, and Pacific: A ...

Sondok. Yowang. (Sunduk). Queen of Silla (632-647) The kingdom of Silla was originally located in South Korea, having its beginnings in the 3rd or 4th century. By the end of the 7th century, it encompassed the entire peninsula. Sondok was ...

Guida M. Jackson, 2009

Zen Women: Beyond Tea Ladies, Iron Maidens, and Macho ...

Queen Sondok: “Princeon of [be Moon and S[am " Queen Sondok is a legendary and beloved figure in the history of Korea and Korean Buddhism. The daughter of a king who had no son, she was the first Korean woman to rule as queen~and ...

Grace Schireson, 2009

Smiles of the Baby Buddha: Appreciating the Cultural ... - Halaman 114

The only other tomb that may be said to possess these qualities is that of Queen Sondok (King Chinp'yong's daughter) situated on the peak of Mt. Nangsan. If one is only able to appreciate extravagant and decorative art, the refined qualities of ...

Hong-jun Yu, 1999

Houghton Mifflin history-social science - Halaman 61

Biograpfty Queen Sondok Hundreds of years ago there was a kingdom called Silla. For many years, the Silla kingdom had no queens. When one king could no longer rule, the king's son became the next king. If a king had no sons, his brother ...

Herman J. Viola, ‎Houghton Mifflin Company, ‎Sarah Bednarz, 2007

Koreans to remember: fifty famous people who helped ...

(7-647) The first woman ever to ascend a throne in Korea, Queen Sondok was a kind and respected ruler. Her fifteen year reign as Queen of the Shilla Kingdom (632-647) experienced both peace and war during Korea's Three Kingdoms ...

Richard Saccone, 1993

The Great Bear: A Thematic Anthology of Oral Poetry in the ...

KukSo kurok wujoSto Sortno sondok, Sortno sondokon korgoStoze Sortno terke, Sortno terken ... kockonjiion, potaren kunam kerteS-kon ik satoste: tunam ize monom ciiqgal kertsel KukSo kurok wujoSto Si Sondok, Si Sondok korgoStoze Si ...

Lauri Honko, ‎Senni Timonen, ‎Michael Branch, 1994

Assimilation of Buddhism in Korea: Religious Maturity and ...

However, the custom of offering and drinking tea which had begun by the reign of Queen Sondok (632-647), at the time cultivation started, became even more popular in the third year of the reign of King Hfingdok (828), when an envoy to the ...

Lewis R. Lancaster, ‎Chai-Shin Yu, 1991

The Asian World, 600-1500 - Halaman 67

When a Silla king died in 632 leaving no son as his heir, his daughter Tongman, known after her death as Queen Sondok, inherited the throne and ruled successfully for 15 years. As queen, Sondok formed a strong alliance with China's Tang ...

Roger V. Des Forges, ‎John S. Major, 2006