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슬라이드; 시프트 = 이동, 문질러, 만지고 : 나무 잎의 소음에 의해 중단 비의 싸움 ~; 2. beringsot, 장소 이동 : 그는 그의 자리에 있지 않습니다; 손잡이를 움직여, 문지르 기 : 시멘트 때문에 생긴 무릎 부상; 미끄러짐에 밀리는 교대 교대 : ~ 작은 뒷자리; 변위 힌지; 괴로움을 당하고 권위자의 구실을 침해 한 경우; 마찰 1. 마찰, 마찰; 2. 공기가 좁은 공간을 통과 할 때 발생하는 마찰음; 시프 팅 1. 마찰; 2. 분쟁, 분쟁 : 당사자의 모든 당사자는 분파의 방향으로 간주되어서는 안된다. 여기에 단어의 의미도있다. 3. 장소 변경, 장소 변경; 변화 교대. geser ; bergeser 1. = bergeseran bergeselan, bergosokan, bersentuhan: derauan hujan berselang-selang dgn bunyi desiran daun-daun kayu ~; 2. berengsot, beralih tempat: dia tidak ~ dr tempatnya; menggeser menggesel, menggosok: lututnya luka kerana ~ simen; menggeserkan mengalih, menolak supaya berengsot: ~ kerusi sedikit ke belakang; tergeser tergesel; ~ kena miangnya, terlanggar kena rebasnya prb sifat orang berkuasa; geseran 1. geselan, gesekan; 2. bunyi desis yg dihasilkan apabila udara melalui ruang yg sempit; pergeseran 1. pergesekan; 2. perselisihan, pertelingkahan: sebarang ~ dlm parti tidak boleh dianggap sbg jalan ke arah keretakan; di sini terjadi pula ~ makna sesuatu kata; 3. pertukaran tempat, peralihan tempat; penggeseran perihal menggeserkan.
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«GESER» 관련 말레이어 책
다음 도서 목록 항목에서
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geser 에 관련된 책과 해당 책의 짧은 발췌문을 통해 말레이어 서적에서 단어가 사용되는 맥락을 제공합니다.
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The Religions of Mongolia - Halaman 97
This uniform picture of Geser Khan in the Mongolian invocations and prayers closely approaches the forms in which are represented the Lamaist gods Kubera (= Vaisravana, Bisman Tngri) and dPe har on the one hand, and the four Lokapalas ...
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Peranan program keluarga berencana Pemerinatah ...
The role of family planning programs in population development and national resilience in Indonesia.
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The Mongolian Manuscripts on Birch Bark from Xarbuxyn ...
Elisabetta Chiodo. Bibliography Mongolian Texts Abai Geser kobegiin (Buriyad arad-un bayaturliy tuulis). Edited by J. Orjen et al., Kokeqota 1982. Aburaltu boyda Geser qan-u tuyuji sung by Jambajamso. Edited by Dorongy-a. Kokeqota 2000.
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Tractata Tibetica et Mongolica: - Halaman 105
Inzwischen sind zu den ersten Untersuchungen von Geser-Rauchopfern8 weitere Handschriften in verschiedenen Bibliotheken bekannt geworden.9 Zwei Geser-Rauchopfer-Handschriften sind unter den gleichen Bedingungen wie das als ...
Klaus Sagaster, Karénina Kollmar-Paulenz, Christian Peter, 2002
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Prosimetrum: Crosscultural Perspectives on Narrative in ...
In the course of the officially sponsored recording campaign of all Geser epics still extant, which has been carried out in the Mongolian-speaking provinces of China since 1981, oral variants of the Geser epic have come to light which have so ...
Joseph Harris, Karl Reichl, 1997
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Mythology for Storytellers: Themes and Tales from Around ...
The warrior who had now become Geser grabbed the red reins of the horse, put his feet into the silver stirrups, sat upon the silver saddle, and rode down into the world. Sengelen Noyon and Naran Goohon rejoiced to know they had borne ...
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Atlas of Languages of Intercultural Communication in the ...
Mark. Donohue. The relevant map is listed at the end of this text. Geser is the language of the eastern end of Seram and the chain of islands extending to the southeast from there, including the trading centres of Geser and Gorom. The islands ...
S. A. Wurm, Peter Mühlhäusler, Darrell T. Tyron, 1996
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Mongolian Music, Dance, & Oral Narrative: Performing ...
Geser Khan was viewed as a protective deity and worshipped in Temples of Geser, still in evidence in Ulaanbaatar today (at the bottom of the hill on which Gandan Monastery stands) and in West Mongolia at the end of the nineteenth century.
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The Columbia Anthology of Chinese Folk and Popular ...
AN EXCERPT FROM THE EPIC GESER KHAN Translated from Mongolian into Chinese and edited by Ankeqinfu (Mongol) and Qimudedao'erji (Mongol), translated from Chinese into English by Mark Bender and Chao Gejin (Chogjin; Mongol) ...
Victor H. Mair, Mark Bender, 2011
