- Bacău County,
Western Moldavia, Romania. It is
composed of six villages:
Călcâi (Zöldlonka), Ferestrău-Oituz (Fűrészfalva), Hârja (Herzsa), Marginea, Oituz...
-
Penait Călcâi (8 July 1924 – 4
April 1976) was a
Romanian sports shooter,
educated electric engineer. He
competed in the 25 m
pistol event at the 1952...
-
Valentina Ardean-Elisei Adrian-George
Axinia Camil Baltazar Ana Bărbosu
Penait Călcâi Constantin C.
Giurescu Simona Gogîrlă Carl Grünberg Leon
Kalustian Dinu...
- was
denasalized to [j], and then
often deleted, as in CALCANEUM,
VINEAM >
călcâi, vie 'heel', 'vineyard'. The
Latin geminate -NN-
seems to have developed...
- 070108 2025 -891257 Desierto,
Islas Magdalena, Isla Motalat, Isla de 477
Calcai, Isla -44.64232 -73.706877 320 -879163 Cuptana, Isla Guabtana, Isla de Nevada...
- Reeves (USA) Leonard Ravilo (FIN) 1952 Oslo Huelet Benner (USA) Penait
Calcai (ROM) Carlos
Enrique Díaz Sáenz Valiente (ARG) 1954
Caracas Nikolai Kalinichenko (URS)...
- OSp.
calanno Rms.
chalchagn It.
calcagno Srd.
carcanzu ARo. cãlcãnju Ro.
călcâi caminum furnace.ACC PR. */kaˈminu/ Rms.
chamin Vgl.
camain It.
camino clibanum...
- [nʲ]: [kunʲ, kəlˈkɨnʲ, kəpəˈtɨnʲ, tu rəˈmɨnʲ, ˈklanʲe, səˈkrinʲ] for cui,
călcâi, căpătâi, tu rămâi (from
Latin cuneus, calcaneum, capitaneum, tu remanēs)...
- the
Central Powers,
which became the main
subject of his quasi-diary, Sub
călcâi ("Under the Heel"). The late
stages of the war saw him
writing for some...
- 28
March 2008.
Retrieved 18
October 2023. "GOL
FENOMENAL Zicu! Vezi ce
calcai fantastic a
reusit azi
pentru Dinamo!" [PHENOMENAL GOAL Zicu! See what a...
