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Definiția umu în dicționarul Malaeză
Umu; ~ plantă sj, ara nasi, Concephalus scortechinii. umu; akar ~ sj tumbuhan, ara nasi, Concephalus scortechinii.
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Dagang manusia: trafficking terhadap perempuan & anak ...
Study of women and child trafficing in Jawa Timur Province.
Wahyuningsih, Umu Hilmy, Rachmad Syafaat, 2003
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Talk That Talk: An Anthology of African-American Storytelling
1 I here was once a village called Umu Madu where the people loved to have feasts. Every chance the villagers had, they called i I a feast to celebrate one thing or another. "There is a new moon in the sky," the people of Umu Madu would say ...
Linda Goss, Marian Barnes, 1989
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Northern Paiute–Bannock Dictionary - Halaman 638
umaaka (for them); ummu (they); umu(them); umuu- (themselves); unoo (with her/him). umi [umé] FH:WE. adj./pro. those. um/fiukd maid tiihuapima mikakiinita Tie the horses up on the fence there. (those) horses (those there) fence tie up on].
Sven Liljeblad, Catherine S Fowler, Glenda Powell, 2012
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Mesopotamian Protective Spirits: The Ritual Texts - Halaman 74
Identification of umu-apkallu on reliefs. The description and incantation of the umu-apkallu make it clear that they are anthropomorphic figures of human descent; the material they are made of also distinguishes them from the gods and the ...
F. A. M. Wiggermann, 1992
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Cook Islands Maori Dictionary - Halaman 541
Whose cow is that mooing? 'umoemoe, n. A kind of wrasse. 'E ika matie tona ivi, a fish with green bones. umu, n. Oven, stove, (lime) kiln. Tukuna te kai ki raro i te umu. Put the food down into the oven; 'E klkau rau tao umu tena. That is a basket ...
Jasper Buse, Raututi Taringa, Bruce Biggs, 1995
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Christianity and Ibo Culture - Halaman 12
One of the Umunna units is Nwajiobi — a lineage having within it three major sublineages known as Umu- Umerue, Umu-Ogamanya, Umu-Asodike. Umu-Asodike again divides into two minor sublineages known as Umu-Mgbeafulike and ...
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Food Culture in the Pacific Islands - Halaman 90
UMU: EARTH OVENS Apart from fire and raw food marination, the most common device used for cooking in the Pacific is the umu. Used mainly for feasts and community meals, the umu is also used in villages and family life, but making even ...
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How Tables Came to Umu Madu: The Fabulous History of ...
The good people of Umu Madu were quite content having their simple, little feasts on the ground. Along came a stranger, No Skin, with his idea of a table, and thereafter nothing was ever the same.
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Mutagenic Effect Analysis of Synthetic Textile Dyes by ...
In this book, the genotoxic characteristics of synthetic reactive, synthetic disperse, synthetic direct and synthetic acid dyes are analysed by using UMU- TEST (Salmonella thyphimurium TA1535/pSK1002) system that is a short-term ...
Ünal Şenel, Murat Demirtaş, Ilkay Senel, 2014
A feast normally requires an 'umu, an underground oven used to bake the food. Dishes traditionally served include roasted suckling pig, chicken, 'ika (fish), fingota (shellfish), 'ota 'ika (a raw fish dish similar to Mexican or Chilean ce- viche). lu ...
Matt Fletcher, Nancy Keller, 2001
