- into the
lamps so that the glow from the
diyas is
reflected on her face.
Vatna involves applying a
paste made from
turmeric powder and
mustard oil all...
- [ˈvahtnaˌjœːkʏtl̥] ,
literally "Glacier of Lakes";
sometimes translated as
Vatna Glacier in English) is the
largest and most
voluminous ice cap in Iceland...
-
Virtual Air
Traffic Simulation Network (VATSIM) is a
nonprofit organization that
operates an
online flight-simulation
network noted for its
active membership...
- Mayian, also
known as
Vatna Maiyun, Haldi, or Ubtan, is the term used for the
preparation ceremony one day
before Punjabi weddings of
India and ****stan...
-
Vatana (Persian: وطنا, also
Romanized as Vaţanā, Vaţanā’, and
Vaţnā‘) is a
village in Anzan-e
Gharbi Rural District, in the
Central District of Bandar-e...
- 304.
Pontoppidan (1755), p. 183; p. 186n. Jón Árnason 1862 "Saebúar og
vatna", p. 131. Jón Árnason (1866).
Icelandic Legends. Vol. 2.
Translated by George...
-
forms of Odin's name: *wātenos could've been
loaned into Proto-Karelian as *
vätnä or *väinä, and Auðunn
could be
compared to Äinemöinen. The
first extant...
- many of the
sites he had
previously seen, but then
proceeding north to
Vatna glacier and Fljótsdalur. His two
visits to the
country profoundly influenced...
- Sólgarðar by the pool.
There is now a
branch of the Grunnskólanum
austan Vatna primary school there. One of Barð's
notable inhabitants was Jón Norðmann...
- region's
culture and
history is
arranged particularly authentically.
Vatnås Church (
Vatnås kirke) is a
historic church dating from 1660.
Lauvlia is the former...
