Definition of Fugill. Meaning of Fugill. Synonyms of Fugill

- Clive Ernest Fugill CNZM (born 1949) is a New Zealand Māori tohunga whakairo (master carver), author and long serving kaiako whakairo (carving lecturer)...
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- Freddy DeClerck. The Pou Maumahara was designed by Tumu Whakarae Clive Fugill and carved under the leadership of Tumu Whakairo James Rickard by the staff...
- Nicholas Jeffries (its civil engineer), Railtrack's Alistair Cook and Sean Fugill (****et managers for the London North-East zone), and track engineer Keith...
- change were laid out within the Brehon laws. In particular, Cóic Conara Fugill mentions five bases on which a judge must base judgment, and at least three...
- “A Note on the Brehon Law Tracts of Procedure and Status, Coic Conara fugill and Uraicecht Becc.” ZCP 49 (1997). pp. 311–9. Mac Neill, Eoin. Celtic Ireland...
- take his place; he died in 1979. Notable disciples of Taiapa are Clive Fugill and James Rickard, both now widely considered as 'Tohunga Whakairo' or Master...
- Cheshire – of Freemans Bay. For services to architecture. Clive Ernest Fugill – of Pukehangi. For services to Māori art. Dale Mary Adeline Garratt – of...
- created by local women. In 2006 a whakairo carving of Kurangaituku by Clive Fugill was installed to welcome visitors at the entrance of the Māori Arts and...
- material of Early Irish law is preserved, such as the tract Cóic Conara Fugill ("The Five Paths of Judgment"). For a select but more detailed list of the...