- Vihi, Iso,
Kelta and Puna. The
names are
derived from Finnish; Cini (sini)
meaning blue, Vihi
meaning green, Iso
translates as Big,
Kelta meaning Yellow...
-
ceramic figurine".
Guinness World Records.
Retrieved 20 May 2024. "Hlava
Kelta z Mšeckých Žehrovic – nejcennější keltská
plastika v Evropě". Kudyznudy...
- burnt-over
clearing *hattara bush *lauta
board *palttV
slope *lima
slime *
kelta yellow *petra wild
reindeer *pime dark *haina hay *leettek fine sand *varkas...
-
represented in
Hungary by the
Church of Celtic-Wiccan
Tradition Keepers (
Kelta-Wicca Hagyományőrzők Egyháza);
Zsuzsanna Budapest, a
Hungarian who emigrated...
-
missing publisher (link) Péterváry,
Brigitta (2012). Adamik, Béla (ed.). A
kelta nyelv hatása a
pannoniai latinságra [Influence of the
Celtic language on...
- "salt lake", or
alternatively "yellow lake", from
Finnic root
words such as
kelta- and kolla- for "yellow".
Shyoltozero was
mentioned for the
first time in...
- Iceland, and so it's been
called ever since.
Einar Pálsson (1981).
Arfur Kelta (in Icelandic). Reykjavík: Mímir. p. 36. The word
Hindu (हिन्दु) entered...
-
Hamina Helsingin Pallo-Toverit,
Helsinki 1955
Haminan Palloilijat,
Hamina Kelta-Mustat,
Kuopio 1956 Jyväskylän Kiri, Jyväskylä
Helsingin Pallo-Toverit,...
- occupied:
South Fork Indians,
Burnt Ranch,
South Fork
Trinity Tribe, and
Kelta/Tlelwe/Hlelwe/Tlelding/Leldin
Tribe or Tlohomtahhoi, Chaltasom. Neighboring...
- In Gr**** mythology,
Celtus (/ˈsɛltəs/;
Ancient Gr****: Κέλτος
Keltos /ˈ
kɛlˌtɒs/) may
refer to
three various figures: Celtus, the
eponymous progenitor of...
