-
originally from Smyrna, the son of a cook, for
which he had the
nickname Mageiros ("cook"). In
addition to
having a
beautiful body,
Zotico was
known for...
- PMC 2223269. PMID 18039822. Méric G,
Miragaia M, de Been M,
Yahara K,
Pascoe B,
Mageiros L, et al. (April 2015). "Ecological
Overlap and
Horizontal Gene Transfer...
- 2015.06.005. PMC 4552756. PMID 26442149. Méric, Guillaume; Yahara, Koji;
Mageiros, Leonardos; Pascoe, Ben; Maiden,
Martin C. J.; Jolley,
Keith A.; Sheppard...
- from the phobia.
Mageirocophobia is
derived from the
classical Gr**** noun
mágeiros (μάγειρος),
which means chef or butcher. Worldwidewords.org -
Magiric MostCommonPhobias...
-
purodansion (from pyr fire
hence pyre) σαλαβάρ
salabar cook (Common Doric/Attic
mageiros) σίκα sika 'pig' (Attic hus) and grôna
female pig. σιρία
siria safeness...
- 'ph',
while Delphians use 'b' in the
place of 'p'.
Macedonian μάγειρος
mágeiros ('butcher') was a loan from
Doric into Attic.
Vittore Pisani has suggested...
-
Retrieved 7 June 2020.
Mourkas E,
Taylor AJ, Méric G,
Bayliss SC,
Pascoe B,
Mageiros L, et al. (May 2020). "Agricultural
intensification and the
evolution of...
- of
Marcel Detienne, was
published in 1982
under the
title Les rôles du
mágeiros. Étude sur la boucherie, la
cuisine et le
sacrifice dans la Grèce ancienne...
