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relationship between here, hence, hither; there, thence, thither; and where,
whence, whither.
Archaic or obsolete. Pro-form Look up
locative adverb in Wiktionary...
- Man:
Whence, How and Whither, A
Record of
Clairvoyant Investigation,
published in 1913, is a
theosophical book
compiled by the
second president of the...
- From
Whence Came the
Cowboy is the
fifth album from the Sons of the San
Joaquin and the
third and
final for the
Warner Western label. It is the
first to...
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honey or sweet. It is
ultimately derived from Proto-Indo-European *médʰu,
whence English mead.
Madhu has been used for
millennia since the
Rigveda (1500–1000...
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liquid from the
antlers of the stag Eikþyrnir flow, and that the spring, "
whence all
waters rise", is the
source of
numerous rivers. The
Prose Edda repeats...
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organized in 1873, and
named for
Ejdsvold (Eidsvoll), Akershus, Norway,
whence many of its
early settlers came. The po****tion was 223 at the 2000 census...
- to the
concept of tapu or tabu
found in
other Polynesian cultures, from
whence came the
English word "taboo." The
Hawaiian word kapu is
usually translated...
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considered the god that will
destroy existence and
return everything to the Nun
whence it came. No cult was
addressed to Nun. Nun's
consort (or his
female aspect)...
- ato dharmāṇi dhārayan || The Gods be
gracious unto us even from the
place whence Vishnu strode Through the
seven regions of the earth!
Through all this world...
- a
mountain stream,
which flows into a
great river and on into the sea,
whence rises a
dragon (pictured) that
turns back to vapour;
National Museum of...
