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Polish plait (Latin:
Plica polonica,
Polish: Kołtun
polski or plika, Kołtun in
Polish meaning matted), less
commonly known in
English as
plica or trichoma...
- shikha, but is
usually only worn by
orthodox Hindus.
Polish plait: A
Polish plait (Koltun in
Polish,
meaning "Knot", but
often referred to in
English as...
- the 19th century. The
Polish plait can vary
between one
large plait and
multiple plaits that
resemble dreadlocks.
Polish plaits according to historical...
-
observation car on The
Coronation British p****enger train, from 1937
Polish plait, a
hairstyle Beaver-tail
Liver All
pages with
titles containing beaver...
- Колтун (Koltun),
Polish: Kołtun, are gender-neutral
surnames derived from the
Slavic word for a
formation of hair
called Polish plait, as a
nickname for...
- and
nearby countries,
witches and evil
spirits were
often blamed for
Polish plait. This can be, however, a
serious medical condition or an intentional...
- škratelj (domestic sprite,
mining sprite), and škratec (whirlwind,
Polish plait) as well as
Estonian krat (domestic sprite, Drak). The
Schrat is first...
- stop-motion
series Pat & Mat A
clump or
plait of
densely tangled hair or fur; in humans, this may include:
Dreadlocks Polish plait Gospel of
Matthew Matm×n(R), a...
- comb
Jheri curl List of
hairstyles Natural hair
movement Nubian wig
Polish plait Relaxer Waves (hairstyle)
Woolly hair, an
unrelated condition Cloete...
- in Norwegian. The
belief probably originated as an
explanation to the
Polish plait phenomenon, a hair disease. Even
trees were
thought to be
ridden by the...
