- & Báchira C****ani
lists Sínsiga, Tegría, Unkasía (= Margua), Pedraza,
Manare, Dobokubí (= Motilón)
Osborn (1989)
lists Bethuwa (= Pedraza, extinct),...
- maniac, manic, megalomania, monomania, pyromania,
pyromaniac man- flow
Latin mānāre, mānātus emanant, emanate, emanation, immanant,
immanation man- (MAN-) stay...
-
direct relationship with the Manes, but is
instead derived from the verb
manare, "to flow". The two
stones had the same name. However, the
grammarian Festus...
- Río
Manares Natural Reserve is a
nature reserve in Nicaragua. It is one of the 78
reserves that are
under official protection in the country. v t e v...
-
direct relationship with the Manes, but is
instead derived from the verb
manare, "to flow". The two
stones had the same name. However, the
grammarian Festus...
- a
stronger taste. The pulp is then
crumbled and
sieved using a
braided Manaré to
extract wood
fibers and chunks. The
couac is
considered unalterable flour...
- 'bosal', 'cabresta', 'bastos', 'cinch', 'conjinilla', 'meletas', 'tientas', '
manares' etc. for
various items of
horse gear.
Knowledge of
Spanish as a foreign...
-
examination of the
nature of the goddess,
deriving Mana from the
Latin verb
manare, "to flow", an
etymology which the
Roman grammarian Verrius Flaccus also...
- Odeja;
Odeja Orts II; Odele; Odo-Ewu; Odo-Orisa; Ojadale; Oke-Ala;
Okedo -
Manare; Omilade-Januyi;
Omilifon 1 & 2; Opa/Omiolosun; Owo; Owomofewa; Teniola;...
- on the
Pedraza River.
Boncota –
spoken on the
Boncota River.
Manare –
spoken on the
Manare River.
Sinsiga /
Chita –
spoken in the
village of Chita, Boyacá...
