-
represents the old
oblique (Latin
accusative īnfantem); the OF
nominative was li
enfes (Lat īnfāns).
There are some
cases with
significant differences between...
- the railways, the
creation of the
National State Railways Company [es] (
ENFE) in 1964 with a
policy role in the
development of the country. 1997–2013:...
- 41943 NCBI: 3301 Open Tree of Life: 596176
Plant List: kew-2788621 PLANTS:
ENFE POWO: urn:lsid:ipni.org:names:297084-1 SANBI: 823-14 Species+: 15654 Tropicos:...
- unutturan, ‘İç bâde, sev güzel var ise akl-ı şuurun’ masalıyla,
halis sakız,
enfes Martel, üzüm kızı, yıllanmış şarap,
kazan ortası Frenk,
Marmara şartozu...
- the
Normal School of
Tamaulipas (ESNT) and the
Normal School of
Educators (
ENFE).
Other institutions of
higher education are: The
University of the Valley...
-
Anfeh (Arabic: انفه), or
Enfe, Enfeh, Anfe, is a town in the
Koura district of the
North Governorate of Lebanon.
Anfeh borders the
towns of Chekka, Al-Qalamoun...
- (14
March 2009). "A 13 años de la capitalización de
ENFE" [13
Years On from the
Privatization of
ENFE]. Opinión (in Spanish). Cochabamba.
Archived from...
- run
connecting with
Guaqui in Bolivia.
Empresa Nacional de
Ferrocarriles -
ENFE,
operator of the
National Railways of Bolivia, and
consultant Hagler Bailly...
-
Belford Networking research in
front ending and
intelligent terminals : UNIX/
ENFE experimental performance report Schwartz, P. M., Grapa, E., Day, J. D., Belford...
- (presbyter – presbyterem); li sire – le
seigneur "lord" (senior – seniōrem); li
enfes – l'enfant "child" (infāns – infantem).: 36–39 A few of
these multi-stem...
