O QUE SIGNIFICA RUMBU EM MALAIO
definição de rumbu no dicionário malaio
rumbu I ark sj bubu. arroz II 1. indeterminado, indecente; 2. sinais: este menino ~ muito; mérito 1. aplica indecente; 2. Caminhar, roaming, gritar. rumbu III; O efeito total é abundante.
10 LIVROS EM MALAIO RELACIONADOS COM «RUMBU»
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High Religion: A Cultural and Political History of Sherpa ...
All of this changed with the founding of Rumbu monastery in 1902, since the monastery was relatively close to Solu-Khumbu, since the big Sherpa traders normally operated in that region, and since the head lama made Sherpa monks ...
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Life and Death on Mt. Everest: Sherpas and Himalayan ...
Meanwhile, the Tibetan reincarnation (the individual recognized by the Lhasa government as the official Zatul Rimpoche reincarnation) was installed at Rumbu. But some monks began to gravitate toward an alternate source of leadership.
3
The Marketing and Storage of Food Grains in Northern ...
C ost of Storage in a Typical Granary In an attempt to determine storage costs for sorghum and millet data was collected on the component costs of the actual construction of a 40 bundle rumbu. This data together with other information ...
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Sorghum and Millets in Human Nutrition - Halaman 36
In Nigeria sorghum and millets are stored as unthreshed heads in a solid walled container called a rumbu. For short-term storage, bundles of sorghum and millet heads are arranged in layers in the rumbu. For long-term storage of three to six ...
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations,
1995
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Culture Through Time: Anthropological Approaches - Halaman 81
Late in life, after the death of his wife, he decided to take monastic vows and went over the Tibetan border to Rumbu monastery to do so. The head of the monastery was the Zatul Rimpoche, by all accounts a man of extraordinary energy, zeal, ...
Emiko Ohnuki-Tierney,
1990
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Farmers and the State in Colonial Kano: Land Tenure and ...
Grain for making the staple tuwo (a thick porridge that is served with miya, a sauce which comes in many varieties) is stored in a rumbu (granary), to which only certain members of a gida have access. Particularly in gidaje in which the men ...
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Introduction a la Metallurgie Extractive des Terres Rares
Book on metallurgy of rare earths.This book is an introduction on the extractive metallurgy of rare earths.
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Metallurgie extractive des non-ferreux: Pratiques ...
If you want to have an update on base metals metallurgy, just have a look and refresh yourself in a comprehensive book.
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Postharvest Food Losses in Developing Countries: A ... - Halaman 112
Village storage methods observed were in-hut storage of threshed grain in sacks, and storage of bundles of unthreshed grain in a "rumbu" or dried earth granary, constructed of dry grass and clay, resting on large stones and covered with a ...
Robert F. Morris, National Research Council (U.S.). Steering Committee on Postharvest Food Losses in Developing Countries,
1978
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Hiamnda Dictionary: A Wordlist - Halaman 174
Rumbu. Ciyawa yi katangan gida. Rumbu. Rumbu / karo/ gamuwa/ farin kwayar kwara. Sankarau. Mai dogon keya. Mai dogon keya. Gadon gargajiya na kwanciya. Abin da ya goce / kauce. Kan gwaza. Mara karfi. Ruwan itace. Katon / gurjeje.
Daniel M. N. McDikkoh,
2015