KAYA

Англо-русский перевод KAYA

торрейя орехоносная ( Torreya nucifera )

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KAYA — or Karak Japanese Mimana Tribal league formed sometime before the 3rd century AD in southern Korea and lasting until its …
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KAYA — ˈkīə, ˈkäyə noun ( -s ) Etymology: Japanese : a Japanese tree ( Torreya nucifera ) with light red bark …
Webster's New International English Dictionary
KAYA — also called Karak, Japanese Mimana, tribal league that was formed sometime before the 3rd century AD in the area west …
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KAYA — or Karak Japanese Mimana Tribal league formed sometime before the 3rd century AD in southern Korea and lasting until its …
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KAYA — (спортивное) (жаргон) поражение, нокаут
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KAYA — n спорт. жарг. поражение, нокаут
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KAYA — (n) нокаут; поражение
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KAYA — n спорт. жарг. поражение, нокаут
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KAYA — n спорт. жарг. поражение, нокаут
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KAYA — торрейя орехоносная (Torreya nucifera)
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KAYA — (спортивное) (жаргон) поражение, нокаут
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UPPER CLASS — mga may-kaya
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IMPOTENT — dili makapanganak;walang-kaya
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NIRVANA — (Sanskrit: "Extinction") In Indian religious thought, the transcendent state of freedom achieved by the extinction of desire and of individual …
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TRIKAYA — trə̇ˈkī(y)ə, -käyə noun ( -s ) Etymology: Sanskrit trikāya three bodies, from tri three + kāya body, mass (akin to …
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SAMBHOGAKAYA — səmˌbōgəˈkäyə noun ( -s ) Etymology: Sanskrit sambhogakāya, from sambhoga delight in sexual union (from sam together + bhoga enjoyment, …
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NIRMANAKAYA — nirˈmänəˈkäyə, -iəˈ- noun ( -s ) Etymology: Sanskrit nirmāṇakāya body of magic transformation, from nirmāṇa measuring, creating, magical creation (from …
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KAYASTH — ˈkäyəst noun or ka·yas·tha -stə ( -s ) Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Sanskrit kāyastha, probably from kāya body, group + …
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DHARMAKAYA — ˌdərməˈkäyə noun ( -s ) Etymology: Sanskrit dharmakāya, from dharma + kāya body; akin to Sanskrit cinoti he gathers, heaps …
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CHEETAH — noun or chee·ta also che·tah or chi·ta ˈchēd.ə, -ētə ( -s ) Etymology: Hindi cītā, from Sanskrit citrakāya tiger, panther, …
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BANDAKA — noun also ban·dak·ka ˈbandəkə ; or ban·di·kai -dəˌkī ( -s ) Etymology: Kanarese beṇḍe-kāyi or Telugu beṇḍa-kāya : okra
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KAYAKEUM — also spelled Kayagum, or Kaya Kum, musical instrument, a Korean board zither with 12 silk strings, movable bridges, and a …
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SILLA — one of the three kingdoms of ancient Korea and the one that in 668 unified Korea under the Unified Silla …
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NIRVANA
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NATHA
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MARLEY, BOB — born Feb. 6, 1945, Nine Miles, St. Ann, Jamaica died May 11, 1981, Miami, Fla., U.S. Bob Marley. in full …
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JAPANESE TORREYA — also called nut-bearing torreya, or Kaya (Torreya nucifera) an ornamental evergreen timber tree of the yew family (Taxaceae), native to …
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DIBANG VALLEY — region, northeastern Arunachal Pradesh state, eastern India. The region is located in the Great Himalayan Mountain Range, with its northern …
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CHEETAH — chee ‧ tah /ˈtʃiːtə/ BrE AmE noun [countable] [ Date: 1700-1800 ; Language: Hindi ; Origin: cita , from Sanskrit …
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
HEO HWANGOK — [Korean] First Queen of Kaya. According to legend, while Hwangok was a princess in Ayuta (in central India) she had …
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