- the
Salian Franks. The
Merovingians had two
types of land property: de
alode and
terra Salica; the
former could be
inherited by both ****es,
while the...
- Odido.
Nchia spoken in six
communities of Agbonchia, Akpajo, Alesa, Aleto,
Alode and Ogale,
while Odido dialect was
spoken at Ebubu, Ekporo, Eteo and Onne...
- one of the two
prominent ports in Nigeria. It is
bordered by the
towns of
Alode, Ebubu, and the
Ngololo River,
which is one of the
tributaries of the Bonny...
- Tako no Kaibutsu) The
Octopus Monster is a
monster that
dwells in the
Alode Zone. Her
presence is
summoned above the
surface whenever human sacrifices...
-
itself is
taken from the
Finnish name
Alodejoki ("low-lying river"), from
alode ("low place") and joki ("river"). It was
known to the
Varangians as Aldeg****rg...
-
around 20 km east of Port Harcourt. They include: Akpajo, Aleto, Alesa,
Alode, Agbonchia, Ogale, Ebubu, Ekporo, Eteo and Onne. The
total territory occupied...
- and
villages in Ofu, Kogi,
Nigeria Adoma Agojeju Akopo Akpopo Akunuba Alo
Alode Alogi Alokura Araba Ayanka Efaku Egbala Ejikulu Ejule Giwoligyo Gwolawo...
-
theories about its
Finnic origin such as *aaldokas,
aallokas ("wavy"), *
Alode-joki ("lowland river") or from Olhava, the name of a
nearby river. When...
-
Ignatius Crosby Ogborun Kattey (born
Alode,
Rivers State, 23
August 1948) is a
Nigerian Anglican archbishop. His
father was
Chief Amos
Kattey of the Nchia...
- Aldeig****rg
Staraya Ladoga in Russia. The
hypothetical original Finnic name is *
Alode-joki ("lowland river").
Aoraisge "water
nymph island", "Erik's island"....
