रोमानियन मध्ये A TAPÁ म्हणजे काय?
रोमानियन शब्दकोशातील «a tapá» ची
मूळ व्याख्या पाहण्यासाठी क्लिक करा.
मराठी मधील व्याख्येचे
स्वयंचलित भाषांतर पाहण्यासाठी क्लिक करा.
रोमानियन शब्दकोशातील a tapá व्याख्या
ए टापे ~ इझ ट्रान्झ 1) (बटणे, कीज, कीबोर्ड) बोटांसह बीट्स (आवाज तयार करणे) 2) (केस) त्याने वरच्या टोकापासून ते मुळापर्यंत (काही ठराविक आकार भरून) भर घातला. 3) (व्यक्ती) पैसे निचरा (कर्जाच्या ढोंगीपणाखाली). A TAPÁ ~éz tranz. 1) (butoane, clape, claviaturi) A bate cu degetele (producând zgomot). 2) (părul) A pieptăna de la vârf spre rădăcină (pentru a înfoia, dând o formă anumită). 3) (persoane) A stoarce de bani (sub pretext de împrumut).
रोमानियन शब्दकोशातील «a tapá» ची
मूळ व्याख्या पाहण्यासाठी क्लिक करा.
मराठी मधील व्याख्येचे
स्वयंचलित भाषांतर पाहण्यासाठी क्लिक करा.
«A TAPÁ» संबंधित रोमानियन पुस्तके
खालील ग्रंथसूची निवडीमध्ये
a tapá चा वापर शोधा. रोमानियन साहित्यामध्ये वापराचा संदर्भ देण्यासाठी
a tapá शी संबंधित पुस्तके आणि त्याचे थोडक्यात उतारे.
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The Ancient History of the Maori, His Mythology and Traditions
Tapa-ne, ka pareknra, a ka whati ano tera te mano ra, a ka whati a ka tae ki te tahi matua ano o te tana ra, e noho mai ana a ka riri, ehara ka puta te tangata nei e haere mai ana, no te ope tana ra te tangata nei, a ka whakataetae aia ki a ...
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Introduction to the Fernandian Tongue - Pagina 32
TAPA, SHEW. Indicative Mood. Present Tense. Singular. Plural. 1 Na tapa, I shew 1 Tola tapa, We shew 2 O tapa, Thou shewest 2 Lula tapa, You shew 3 Ala tapa, He shews 3 Bala tapa, They shew Past Tense. Singular. Plural. 1 'Nka tapi, I ...
John Clarke (missionary.), 1848
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Pacific Tapa - Pagina 21
Traditionally, Fijian men wore the malo, a breechclout of tapa between 3 and 6 metres (10 and 20 feet) long. It passed between the legs and several times around the body. For important men and on dress occasions the malo could be up to a ...
Roger Neich, Mick Pendergrast, 2004
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Appendix to the Journals of the House of Representatives ... - Pagina 41
me te hawhe, ko to taua hoa ko Tapa wahi iti kua mate ia i runga i tana malii atiati kia kaua era iwi ke e homai raruraru ki runga ki tona whenua ; nui atu tona kaha ki te atiati i rere ano ia ki roto ki te rua o te kava ki te atiati, i rere ano hoki ia ki te ...
New Zealand. Parliament. House of Representatives, 1865
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Philosophy in a New Key: A Study in the Symbolism of ... - Pagina 172
3 In yet another narrative, "while two women were sleeping in a house, a tapa-beater transformed itself into a woman resembling one of the pair, and waking the other, said to her, 'Come, it is time for us to go fishing.' So the woman arose, and ...
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Spanish Cookbook - Tapas Cuisine:
Therefore, Spaniards often go "bar hopping" (Spanish: Ir de tapas) and eat tapas in the time between finishing work and having dinner. Since lunch is usually served between 1 and 3 p.m., another common time for tapas is weekend days ...
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The ancient history of the Maori: his mythology and ... - Pagina 174
Tapa-ue, ka parekura, a ka whati ano tera te mano ra, a ka whati a ka tae ki te tahi matua ano o te taua ra, e noho mai aua a ka riri, chara ka puta te tangata nei e haere mai ana, no te ope taua ra te tangata nei, a ka whakatae- tae aia ki a ...
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Papyrus, Tapa, Amate & Rice Paper: Papermaking in Africa, ...
TAPA YESTERDAY - THE PACIFIC There are no records that establish the beginnings of tapa making in the Pacific, nor, until recently, were there any remaining early tapas.^ Immigrants from the Asian mainland brought knowledge of the craft ...
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Spain: Recipes and Traditions from the Verdant Hills of ... - Pagina 64
Tapa means “lid,” that is clear. But much else about the origins of Spain's famous little dishes is hard to pin down exactly. The tradition of having a small bite to eat with a drink in this manner probably began sometime in the eighteenth (or was it ...
The final product is firm and can be cut into thin, transparent slices to serve as a tapa. Traditionally it is served drizzled with olive oil and eaten with roasted red bell peppers. This fish is difficult to find in the United States, so I developed my own ...
