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Kunaysah (Arabic: كنيسة, also
spelled Knisa) is a
village in
northern Syria located northwest of Homs in the Homs Governorate.
According to the Syria...
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Knysza ([
ˈknɨʂa]) is a type of fast food,
consisting of a
bread roll
amply filled with a
variety of ingredients. The
bread is a sliced-in-half
sponge cake...
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single "Monogamy". In July 2010, the band
released the
third album, Ein
Knisa Le-pilim (אין כניסה לפילים, No
Entrance for Elephants),
partly inspired...
- /kɪˈrɒnoʊmænsi/ → see
ceraunoscopy knissomancy /ˈnɪsoʊmænsi/: by
incense (Gr****
knisa [kniss-],
vapor + manteía, prophecy)
kypomancy → see
phyllomancy (akin to...
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kurpti ‘to dig',
Kersula Keršuliškių
kaimas Lit. keršulis ‘pigeon’
Knishava Knisà Knīsi, Knīši, Knī****lns
Knyszyn Lith. knìsti ‘to dig, to rummage’ Kypsela...
- Syrian-African Rift"), 1974,
Kapella Kolot ("A
Capella of Voices"), 1977, Sha'ar
Knisa Sha'ar
Yetzia ("Entrance Gate Exit Gate"), 1981, Homograph, 1985, Adon Menucha...
- verb) — kasati : kasá, kaše — kolísati : kolísá, kolíše; — knísati (se) :
knísá, kníše; — klouzati : klouzá, klouže. The
primary stem ends in b, p, v, f...
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inside the city
walls and west of Bab Ftouh. Bab Khoukha: Also
known as Bab
Knisa ("Gate of the Church"), it lay at the eastern/southeastern end of the city...
