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Italiana (in Italian). 62 (5): 461–469. JSTOR 42878264.
Philosophy Foods:
Gordal olive-
Retrieved 2018-07-02 Fotiadi,
Elena (2006). "Unusual Olives". Epikouria...
- but
along with Arbosana, Arbequina, Cacereña, Hojiblanca, Empeltre, and
Gordal there are over two
hundred varieties grown in
Spain as well as
other areas...
- Grey's Spanish, Temprana, Tetudilla,
Picual de Almeria,
Picual de
Almeria (
Gordal),
Picual de
Almeria (Picual),
Picual de Estepa,
Picual de
Estepa (Picual)...
- Gr. μίνθη hortelã < Lat.
hortus Port. also has menta. sour
cherry cereza gordal < Lat.
cerasium +
gurdus ginja <
Frankish wīhsina
stepchild hijastro(a)...
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Amigdalolia Athinolia Low
viscosity Chemlali Conservolia Daphnoelia Frantoio Gordal Chalkidikis Chalkidiki Green olives. Also
known as
Chondrolia and called...
- N.
mediterraneum in
highly susceptible cultivars,
namely Sevillano and
Gordal, and
early harvest may be
needed for D. seriata. See § Olive
Fruit Fly,...
- empty. Nearby, Dracula, who has fled,
boards a train. He
murders Bellac Gordal, a
Czech artist en
route to the
United States to
visit his
extended family...
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February 2017. Westall,
William (1818).
Views of the
caves near Ingleton,
Gordal Scar, and
Malham Cove, in Yorkshire. London: John Murray. Balderstone, Robert...
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February 2015. Westall,
William (1818).
Views of the
caves near Ingleton,
Gordal Scar, and
Malham Cove, in Yorkshire. London: John Murray. Wordsworth, William...
- 'fire', 'wood' [ɡʊda]
wirin 'tree', 'stick' [wɪɻɪn]
lagiban 'man' [laɡɪban]
gordal 'head' [ɡɔɖaɫ]
lagiriny 'tail' [laɡɪɻɪɲ]
manyngardal 'tongue' [maɲŋaɖaɫ]...
