- (
Tinan) is a Sino-Tibetan
language spoken in the
Indian state of
Himachal Pradesh and in
western Tibet.
Tinani is
spoken in the
lower Chandra,
Tinan,...
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Tinan, a.k.a. Jean Le
Barbier de
Tinan, (1874–1898) was a
French writer. Born on
January 19 1874, to a Eugène Jean-Marie Théodose Le
Barbier de
Tinan...
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Heredia Mélodie
Richard as Hélène de
Heredia Émilien Diard-Detoeuf as Jean de
Tinan Damien Bonnard as André
Chaumeix The film
received mixed reviews, with Allociné...
- she had two children: Raoul, and Régina-Hélène (later
Madame Gaston de
Tinan (1892–1985)). Emma was an
accomplished singer and
brilliant conversationalist...
- the
brother of Hélène Bardac,
known as Dolly, who
became Madame Gaston de
Tinan and
until her
death in 1985, the
beneficiary of Debussy's work.
Bardac inherited...
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Kinnauri Kinnauri Thebor Sunam Jangshung Shumcho Lahaulic Pattani (Manchad)
Tinan Gahri (Bunan)
Kanashi Rongpo–Almora
Rongpo Almora (Ranglo)
Darmiya Byangsi...
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miampai diau o Kinoingan,
obitua ko do id
saviavi tondu, om
obitua o tuva'
tinan nu Jesus.
Sangti Maria, tina' do Kinoingan,
pokiinsianai zikoi tu' tuhun...
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suffixes nevertheless have
plural forms ending in -(r)i: wawa-ri 'uncle-PL',
tinan-i 'mother-PL', nabai-yi 'cousin-PL' (Sterner 1976).
Sobei verb
stems can...
- 1920
Andre Lebey, Jean de
Tinan, 1921
Boileau Despreaux, Le Lutrin, 1921
Jaques Cazotte, Le
Diable Amoureux, 1921 Jean de
Tinan, Noctambulismes, 1921 Andre...
- End Press, 1996. Puthenkadam, Peter, ed.
Iingreja iha
Timor Loro Sa’e –
Tinan. Dili:
Kendiaman Uskup, 1997. Smith,
Michael G.
Peacekeeping in East Timor...
