- Croatian:
Kitaj Medieval Latin: Cataya,
Kitai Italian:
Catai Spanish:
Catay Portuguese:
Cataio or
Catai French, English, German, Dutch, Scandinavian:[citation...
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Anthropomorphic Fish in
Chinese and
Jesuit Texts" (PDF).
Sulla Via del
Catai (26): 87–105. Matsuoka,
Masako (1982). "Ningyo densetsu: Sengaikyō wo jiku...
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Sinicised and
Sinitic toponyms in
Primoskij kraj" (PDF).
Sulla via del
Catai. 28. Trent:
Centro Studi Martino Martini: 147. Wren,
Christopher R. (November...
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wordplay (Italian: non
sveglian lo can che dorme) on an Italian: gran Can del
Catai, the
Chinese Emperor.
Expression is
known in Russian,
usually in the form...
- Citadel, from
which the God-Emperor
rules over all of Khitai. See also
Catai.
Khoraja Constantinople and Sicily. Its
position places it as the crossroads...
-
China (Китай, Kitay) as well as the
archaic English (Cathay)
Portuguese (
Catai)
Hungarian (Kína) and the
Spanish (Catay)
appellations of the name. References...
- satai, also saté or sate in Indonesian,
ultimately originating from
Tamil catai (சதை, a
regional variant of
tacai meaning 'flesh'. The term is mentioned...
-
Western literature was by
Giambattista Ramusio, a
Venetian explorer, as Chai
Catai, or "Tea of China", in 1559. Tea was
mentioned several more
times in various...
-
Anthropomorphic Fish in
Chinese and
Jesuit Texts" (PDF).
Sulla Via del
Catai (26): 87–105. Matsuoka,
Masako 松岡正子 (1982-12-01). "Ningyo densetsu: Sengaikyō...
-
Anthropomorphic Fish in
Chinese and
Jesuit Texts" (PDF).
Sulla Via del
Catai (26): 87–105. Viscardi, Paolo; Hollinshead, Anita; MacFarlane, Ross; Moffat...
