- The
Mantsa River is a
river of
southern Ethiopia. It is a south-flowing
tributary of the Omo River,
entering it on the
right bank at 6°42′28″N 36°55′52″E...
- Aino
Mantsas (29
November 1922,
Helsinki – 24
January 1979) was a
Finnish actress. She
worked for
various theatres and
appeared in films. She was married...
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River Kibish River Omo
River Usno
River Mago
River Neri
River Mui
River Mantsa River Zigina River Denchya River Gojeb River Gibe
River Gilgel Gibe River...
- For example, in Tswana: ntša - "dog" (singular) dintša - "dogs" (plural)
mantša - "a very
large number of dogs" (greater plural) The
greater plural may...
- more
difficult to put out than expected. The film
stars Matti Ranin, Aino
Mantsas,
Tauno Palo and
Edvin Laine. Like the novel, K****ila
wanted set the film...
- The
place name Mänttä
comes from an old
house which Tuomas Niilonpoika Mäntsä (1570–1618)
founded in
Keuruskoski in the
wilderness of Sääksmäki. It was...
-
Matsie Mabeoana Quilters (Basotho
quilting group)
Matsie Sefali Lephoi "
Mantsa"
Mohale Mosotho Chakela Kholumo Maphathe Teboho "Famole"
Lesieea Mahlanya...
- Film
director Notable work
Radio tekee murron,
Komisario Palmun erehdys Partner Aino
Mantsas Awards Concrete Jussi Award for
lifetime achievements, 2010...
- from the
house name,
which probably includes the
early host's
first name
Mäntsä (or Mänssä). It has been
interpreted as an
abbreviation of the
given name...
- Ha Mafonyoko, Ha Mahlomola, Ha Makubeletsane, Ha Malete, Ha Mankata, Ha
Mantša, Ha Marai, Ha Mateu, Ha Molai, Ha Moleko, Ha Molomo, Ha Moseme, Ha Mphafolane...
