- Manchester. In 1937 Pawlikowska-Jasnorzewska
wrote an anti-**** play, Baba-
dziwo,
which was
translated into
English by
Elwira M.
Grossman and Paul J. Kelly...
-
tegbee Ablɔɖe kple Gomenɔamesi ƒe Nya; Mitsɔ ɖokuibɔbɔ vavãtɔ yɔ míaƒe
dziwo me fũ, Na míade asixɔxɔ anukwareɖiɖi si me vɔvɔ̃ mele o ŋu, 𝄆 Z Eye nàkpe...
- of "miracle",
hence "evil being", Old
Church Slavonic: divo, Old Polish:
dziwo, Russian: dívo, Serbo-Croatian: dîvo, "miracle(s)", OCS: divŭ, "demon",...
-
before childbirth, as well as
abandoned children born out of wedlock. From
dziwo (God, sacred, wonder, see Deus) + żona (female, see gyne). In
Slovak she...
- homeland") (1982),
Grzeszny pacierz ("A
sinful prayer") (1983).
Drzewo dziwo ("Amazingly tree") (1987), Nóż za
ptakiem ("Knife
behind the bird") (1987)...
