- ****anese ship
Kaya,
several ships Trikaya, the
Buddhist doctrine of
three kayas (bodies) of
Buddha All
pages with
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Kaya Rose Scodelario-Davis (née Humphrey; born 13
March 1992) is a
British actress. She
first came to
prominence co-starring on E4's
Skins (2007–2010,...
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Kaya (IPA: [kaˈja]) is a
common last name in
Turkic countries and
means rock in Turkish.
Ahmet Kaya (1957-2000),
Kurdish singer from
turkey Ali
Kaya (athlete)...
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Kayaş railway station is a
railway station on the Başkentray
commuter rail line in Ankara, Turkey.
Located in the
Kayaş neighborhood of the
Mamak district...
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Kaya (加悦町,
Kaya-chō) was a town
located in Yosa District,
Kyoto Prefecture, ****an. As of 2006, the town had an
estimated po****tion of 7,913 and a density...
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Coconut jam, also
known as
kaya jam or
simply kaya, is a
sweet spread made from a base of
coconut milk, eggs,
sugar and
sometimes pandan leaves as a flavouring...
- A
kaya (plural
makaya or
kayas) is a
sacred site of the
Mijikenda people in the
former Coast Province of Kenya.
Often located within sacred forests, a...
- K****apa trikāya - A
Dictionary of
Buddhism Khandro: The
Three Kayas Kagyu: The
Three Kayas 32
marks of the
Buddha ("THIRTY TWO
MARKS OF A
GREAT MAN") Trikaya...
- Toba of ****an. Her
birth name was
Fujiwara no
Kunshi (藤原 勲子), her ingō was
Kaya-no-in (高陽院) and her
dharma name upon
entering religious orders in 1141 was...
- Yogi, P. G. (January 3, 2000), The
Doctrine of
Kaya (Trikaya),
University of Cambridge,
retrieved 2024-01-06 What Are the
Three Kayas? at Lion's Roar...
