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Binomial name
Synpalamides rubrophalaris (Houlbert, 1917)
Synonyms Castnia rubrophalaris Castnia rubrophalaris gristi Castnia gorgonia Castnia allyni...
- kūlgrindos; from the
Samogitian kūlis 'stone' and
grinda 'pavement',
itself from
grįsti 'to rake, pull together') is a hidden,
usually winding,
underwater stony...
- (2014-09-26). "Drnišanku
napao vuk: 'Uhvatio me za ruku i počeo
nezaustavljivo gristi' (Foto)".
Najnovije Vijesti.
Retrieved 2017-03-13. županije, ŠibenikIN -...
- gryzt' гризти hrýzty да гризя da
grize hryzat hrýzť gryźć
grȉsti (grízēm)
grȉsti (2sg. grīzȅš)
grísti (grízem) да гризе da
grize to suck *sъsàti v. соса́ть...
- (plésti, plétem "braid") -st-ti → -s-ti (rásti, rástem "grow") -z-ti → -s-ti (
grísti, grízem "bite, chew") -g-ti → -č-i (lẹ́či, lẹ̑žem (lẹ́gel) "lie down") -k-ti...
- inscription. In an
undated early 19th
century s****book,
Father Giuseppe Carmelo Gristi recorded that the
stone was
discovered "in Malta," and was
preserved at...
-
Zerafa (1726–1804) was a
Maltese composer. He
studied first under Pietro Gristi,
maestro di
capella at St. Paul's Cathedral, Mdina, and from 1738 with Girolamo...
- romantic) movement; 15 cantos, each
named after an emotion;
Hindi Mahjoor, "
Gristi Kur",
Kashmiri poem in the
Vatsan form
comparing the
refreshing traits of...
- dell'Isola,
opera morale 1748: A
Maltese eighteenth-century play by
Vittorio Gristi. Vol. 14. p. 125. ISBN 978-99909-0-383-6.
Archived from the
original on...
- 12
November 1948
Round 3 ÉS Cherc**** 1–1 USM
Alger Cherc**** 14:00
Bernard ?'
Report Ouaguenouni ?' Referee:
Gristi...
