ETYMOLOGIA SŁOWA CĂINÁ
căiná (-néz, -át), vb. –
1. A compătimi. –
2. (
Refl.) A se plînge, a se tîngui.
Sl. kajati sę (›
căi), probabil prin intermediul
part. kajanŭ (Cihac, II, 37; DAR;
cf. Iordan,
BF, VI, 150 și 175, unde îl consideră de origine expresivă. După Gamillscheg,
Rom. Germ., II, 251, din gepid.
qainôn). –
Der. cainic, adj. (lamentabil, de compătimit).
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The Good Shepherds Book One: The Witnessing
& ;& ;The Good Shepherds tells the story of Maya Ford and Mark Wilson, a young Shepherd pair with a destiny to bring about great change to the old traditions the Shepherds have followed since the time of the first murder.
Maya Ford has been able to see the souls of murder victims since she witnessed her brother's death as a tender youth.
Mark, Maya, and Abel prepare for the greatest Witnessing in the history of mankind looms, and when the dust settles only one will remain standing to tell the tale.
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Faith, Hope, and Charity
Nothing happens by accident in the life of Maya Ford.
Jonathan Moeller. themselves worthy. Only if they are strong enough and bold enough. If you would steal our fire, mortal, you must prove yourself.” “The testsofskill, will,and truth,”said Caina. “You have prepared yourself, I see,” saidthe Keeper.
But Jadriga's back was to Caina. Between the cloak and Caina's stealth, she hadn't noticed anything. Caina lifted thecrossbow and crept forward.She hadnever been asgood with a bow aswith a throwing knife,and she needed to get closer.
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Ghost in the Hunt (Ghost Exile #3):
“All thisismoot,” said Caina,“ifthe Red Huntresskills usfirst.” “Kill the Cyrican,”said Cassander, pointing at Caina. “Take Lady Claudia alive. If she resists, you can amuse yourself with her once we returntothe mansion.” The Adamant Guards ...
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The Ghosts Omnibus One:
But Jadriga's back was to Caina. Between the cloak and Caina's stealth, she hadn't noticed anything. Caina lifted thecrossbow and crept forward.She hadnever been asgood with a bow aswith a throwing knife,and she needed to get closer.
ASAHEL AND CAINA had fallen into a routine of sorts. Each morning before leaving for work, Asahel made a breakfast of oatmeal and fruit. Caina had developed a taste for melons— cantaloupe and honeydew. Asahel bought three and four at ...
April Christofferson,
2005
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Cities, Towns and Villages in the Lhasa Prefecture: ...
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