- have been
joined to the mainland. The Ínség Rock [hu] (Hungarian: Ínség-
szikla) is a reef in the
Danube close to the s****
under the Gellért Hill. It is...
- Péter
Szikla (born 29
April 1923, date of
death unknown) was a
Hungarian alpine skier. He
competed in
three events at the 1948
Winter Olympics. Evans,...
-
Ghizela (Hungarian: Gizellafalva; German: Giseladorf) is a
commune in Timiș County, Romania. It is
composed of four villages:
Ghizela (commune seat), Hisiaș...
- with the
English translation following: szabó =
tailor szép =
beautiful szikla = rock szőke =
blonde szülő =
parent szusi =
sushi Olaszország =
Italy Szudán...
-
notable places include: Rám-szakadék [hu] Thirring-
szikla [hu] Ferenczy-
szikla [hu] Zsivány-
szikla [hu] Urak asztala [hu] Vadálló-kövek [hu] Prédikálószék [hu]...
- 485358°N 19.052978°E / 47.485358; 19.052978 (Budapest) A
small stone, Ínség-
szikla/kő (English: Famine/Hunger cliff/stone) in the Danube,
which is visible...
-
because of his past in 1956, and
after that
worked as a
bartender in the
Szikla Restaurant at
Budapest Zoo and
Botanical Garden. Some
months later he moved...
- ('balancing rocks').
These weather-rounded
granite blocks—Pogány-kő, Oroszlán-
szikla,
Kocka and others—rose to the
surface as
overlying gneiss eroded, making...
- The Rock
Center or just the Rock (Hungarian: Sziklaközpont or
Szikla [ˈsiklɒkøspont]), more
precisely the Rock
Center of
Little Gellért Hill, originally...
-
coordinate system was
first created by
neurosurgeons Jean
Talairach and
Gabor Szikla in
their work on the
Talairach Atlas in 1967,
creating a
standardized grid...
