ETIMOLOGIA DELLA PAROLA PÚHĂ
púhă (púhe), s. f. –
1. (
Mold.) Biciușcă. –
2. (
Trans.) Joc de Ajun.
Pol. puha (Cihac, II, 299; Tiktin).
CHE SIGNIFICA PÚHĂ IN RUMENO
definizione di púhă nel dizionario rumeno
púhă3, púhe, s.f. (reg.) parrucca.
10 LIBRI IN RUMENO ASSOCIATI CON «PÚHĂ»
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A Dictionary of Some Tuamotuan Dialects of the Polynesian ...
be heard to rattle when Shaken; | puha (ii). VHI | puhä.hiä Parched; overcome; as by thirst, heat. HAO | puha.komo To be thirsty. VTU, TKU Thirst. VTU, TKU Thirsty. | puhä.komo Thirst. HAO PUHA (ii) S. ? Mod. A disease of the foot; I toko (i).
J.F. Stimson, Donald Stanley Marshall,
2013
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Ao Toa: Earth Warriors - Pagina 244
Earth Warriors Cathie Dunsford. "But that puha tastes bitter. The white gooey stuff is yuck!" Maata screws up her face at the memory of it. "The milky sap from the puha is best used for boils and not eaten raw. But once the leaves are simmered, ...
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Food Culture in the Pacific Islands - Pagina 81
Commonly known in New Zealand as sow thistle, puha (Sonchus oleraceus; Maori: puha rauriki and puha porirua, both smooth-leafed, and Sonchus asper; Maori puha tio tio, the less favored prickly variety) once grew wild in many parts of ...
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Landscapes of Origin in the Americas: Creation Narratives ... - Pagina 39
The Salt Song trail, for ex- ample, is the puha path to the afterlife that is traveled by all the Nuwuvi. It has specific topographic features as well as spiritual places located along its thousand- mile length. Portions of this trail travel through the ...
Jessica Joyce Christie,
2009
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Northern Paiute–Bannock Dictionary - Pagina 411
SF:22. Var 4: F= puha- [puha-] supernatural power . WG. [HA/ MCDD/SLG/CF] See also: ibuhahu (sorcery); nabuhala (bewitched); puhaahu (curse); puhagalyu (shaman; Indian doctor); puhagammi (having powers [doctor or shaman powers]); ...
Sven Liljeblad, Catherine S Fowler, Glenda Powell,
2012
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American Indian Religious Traditions: A-I - Pagina 860
Puha (which glosses in English as “power” or “energy”) was made as the force that causes everything to be alive and have agency. Puha came at the time of Creation when it, the land, and the Numic people came into being and relationship.
Suzanne J. Crawford,
2005
9. A. KULCS. Tamás néhány házzal odébb egy kutat látott, amolyan nyilvános, fém karos kutat. Ivott néhány kortyot, majd az arcát szerette volna felfrissíteni. Ez nem is olyan egyszerű feladat, mert amíg nyomta a kart lefelé és folyt a víz, addig ...
8
Nature Across Cultures: Views of Nature and the ...
The universe has physically discrete components thatwe will call “elements” and somethinglike energy thatthese people call puha. Thesearea few general statements that we can make about puha: Puha exists throughout the universe, but like ...
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Anoxygenic Photosynthetic Bacteria - Pagina 1214
C. The crtE to puhA Region of the Photosynthesis Gene Cluster Although only the crtI and puhA regions have been investigated in RNA and DNA sequence analyses, the overall similarity of the order of the Rb. sphaeroides crt and bch genes ...
R.E. Blankenship, Michael T. Madigan, C.E. Bauer,
2006
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Molecular Biology of Membrane-Bound Complexes in ... - Pagina 108
Low temperature spectral profiles of equivalent membrane concentrations (protein) of wild type 2.4.1 and the puh A deletion mutation, PUHA1. These spectra were kindly provided by Dr. Roger Prince. containing puha and very little upstream ...
Gerhart Drews, Edwin A. Dawes,
2013