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Cultivated Vegetables of the World: A Multilingual ...
WÁRAY-WÁRAY) tangkoy (38.1. ILOCANO) tangkoy (38.1. ITAWIT) tangkue (38.1. INDONESIAN) tangkung (36.2. BINUKID) tangkung (36.2. HILIGAYNON) tangkung (36.2. TAUSUG) tangnan (17.1. WÁRAY-WÁRAY) tang-o (24.19. CHINESE ...
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Solomon Bard's In search of the past: a guide to the ... - Halaman 35
Ching Lok Tang Kung Tsz These two Halls are one at the eastern end and the other at the \ m |££ fH5 5> iliri] western end of Shui Mei Tsuen, a village in Kam Tin which contained many /^•i_ \/ . v t original Chinese village houses until recently.
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The Encyclopaedia of Iban Studies: O-Z - Halaman 1819
In former times, a sword could not be withdrawn from a sheath and returned unless it 'tasted blood', a caution against careless signs of aggression. * Main tangkin -angkin is playful scuffling, engaged in by small children. Tangkung (See ...
Vinson H. Sutlive, Joanne Sutlive,
2001
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Folk-lore and Customs of the Lap-chas of Sikhim - Halaman 88
Here looking down below he saw the Queen Tang-kung- ramit weaving on a loom. Seeing this he dropped water on her so that she was forced to take shelter. Doing this three times he, with all the animals, became one large hailstone, and fell ...
C. De Beauvoir Stocks,
1925
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Sulawesi Language Texts - Halaman 19
Nansarakmo daa ku- rumpak-i -mo na sansang-an nVng-sarak -mo is lsPRO-got -LOC-CMP GP gully -NRs AF/R-look for-CMP bo tangkungan, somo nangala balaang bo tangkung -an somo nVng-ala balaang for carrying_pole-NRs only ...
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Adventures in Far Eastern Journalism: A Record of Thirty ...
From Newchwang he proceeded by rail to Tang Kung Tzu (the hot springs between Liaoyang and Tashihchao), whence he returned to Port Arthur to meet his wife a few days later. She also travelled on an ordinary steamer. The next few ...
Henry George Wandesforde Woodhead,
1935
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Li Chi: Book of Rites: An Encyclopedia of Ancient ...
The following, taken from Tang Kung Chapters III & IV, offers a good illustration: When Confucius was passing by the side of T'ai Mountain, he came on a woman who was weeping bitterly by a grave. The Master bowed forward to hear her and ...
Confucius, Chʻu Chai, Winberg Chai,
1967
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Lepcha, my vanishing tribe - Halaman 313
4, 292, 298, 299 Tamsang-Dalim, 123 'Tamsang-mu', 123, 131 Tamsang-mu Rong, origin of the Clans according to, 124-36 'Tangfyung nyom', 90 Tangkung, 106, 107,108 Tangkung Darmit-Daa, 107, 108, 109,115 Tangong, ...
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Tsinan, Shantung: political and social history of a ... - Halaman 460
... jen shan- chU K'uang-yeh chou- pao kun-fei kung-ch'eng ch'u Kung Chl-plng rt Kuo Hsiao-ch'eng Kung-ho tang kung-1 chU Kung— rain tang kung— aheng r&} XL- t&Jh its Kuo-raln tang kuo-hul Lai V'en-kuang Le-vuan shu-yuan Ll-ch'enp ...
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Sikkim: Customs and Folk-lore - Halaman 86
Here looking down below he saw the Queen Tang-kung- ramit weaving on a loom. Seeing this he dropped water on her so that she was forced to take shelter. Doing this three times he, with all the animals, became one large hailstone, and fell ...
C. De Beauvoir Stocks,
1975