Definition of Bamara. Meaning of Bamara. Synonyms of Bamara

- Winnie Bamara (born 1939 or 1940; – 1987) was the first Indigenous Australian woman artist to paint in a European realist style. Her ability to paint scenes...
- ride. Another less thoroughly investigated instance is the art of Winnie Bamara, an Australian indigenous artist of the 1950s. Ayumu – a chimpanzee whose...
- Rumeza I Yuhi I Musindi Rumeza II Nyarume Rubanda (Lugalbanda) Ndahiro I Bamara (Wamala) Ndahiro II Ruyange Ndahiro III Ndoba Ndahiro IV Samembe Nsoro I...
- party trick was to read a newspaper column then recite it backward. Winnie Bamara, Australian indigenous woman whose ability to paint scenes accurately and...
- al., 2015 New Jersey amber, Late Cretaceous (Turonian) Incertae sedis †Bamara Stebner et al., 2015 Burmese amber, Cenomanian †Cretapsychoda Azar et al...
- irrigation system was introduced. He had a telephone line of 78 Miles connecting Bamara and Barkote in 1900 was the longest in India during that period. Bamanda's...
- after diverging from other Manding groups. The main dialect is Standard Bamara, which has significant influence from Maninkakan.[clarification needed]...
- the universe and everything in it. Although Bemba's role is central in Bamara traditions, he is not worshipped directly, since it is said that after creating...
- irrigation system was introduced. He had a telephone line of 78 Miles connecting Bamara and Barkote in 1900 was the longest in India during that period. Bamanda's...
- abangui.com. Les Plumes de RCA. Retrieved 28 January 2024. Bamara e-Book Editorial Team, Bamara e-Book Editorial Team. "COLLEGE DES RAPIDES 1969 – 1970 où...