OOM PAUL

Meaning of OOM PAUL in English

/oohm poh"ool/ .

See Kruger, Stephanus Johannes Paulus .

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PAUL — County: Cornwall Post Code: TR19
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PAUL — Paul Tillich (18861965), German-born U.S. theologian and philosopher. Paul Tillich says: Islam...means surrender, devotion, subjection to the divine order, and …
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PAUL — I. noun Etymology: Latin ~us, from Greek ~os Date: before 12th century an early Christian apostle and missionary and author …
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PAUL — I Russian Pavel Petrovich born Oct. 1, 1754, St. Petersburg, Russia died March 23, 1801, St. Petersburg Tsar of Russia …
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PAUL — I. variant of pawl II. ˈpȯl noun ( -s ) Etymology: Italian paolo : paolo
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PAUL — (n.) An Italian silver coin. See Paolo.
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PAUL — (n.) See Pawl.
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PAUL — ( n. ) See Pawl.
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PAUL — ( n. ) An Italian silver coin. See Paolo.
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PAUL — /pawl/ for 1-3, 5; /powl/ for 4 , n. 1. Saint , died A.D. c67, a missionary and apostle to …
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PAUL — n. first name; family name; one of the apostles of Jesus
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PAUL — I. ˈpȯl noun Etymology: Latin Paulus, from Greek Paulos Date: before 12th century : an early Christian apostle and missionary …
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PAUL — noun ·see pawl. 2. paul ·noun an italian silver coin. ·see paolo.
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PAUL — [Paul] n [L Paulus, fr. Gk Paulos]: an early Christian apostle and missionary and author of several New Testament epistles
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PAUL — born Dec. 14, 1901, Athens died March 6, 1964, Athens king of Greece (194764) who helped his country overcome Communist …
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PAUL — Paul BrE AmE pɔːl pɑːl ▷ Paul's pɔːlz pɑːlz
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PAUL — I. Paul, Saint /pɔːl/ BrE AmE (?3AD-?68AD) a Christian ↑ apostle (=someone chosen by Jesus to teach and spread the …
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PAUL — n. Barras Paul François Jean Nicolas viscount de Belmondo Jean Paul Berg Paul Bert Paul Birtwistle Sir Harrison Paul Borduas …
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PAUL — n. Russian Pavel Petrovich born Oct. 1, 1754, St. Petersburg, Russia died March 23, 1801, St. Petersburg Tsar of Russia …
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PAUL — n. orig. Giovanni Battista Montini born Sept. 26, 1897, Concesio, near Brescia, Italy died Aug. 6, 1978, Castel Gandolfo Pope …
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PAUL — n. orig. Alessandro Farnese born Feb. 29, 1468, Canino, Papal States died Nov. 10, 1549, Rome Pope (153449). The son …
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PAUL — Synonyms and related words : Ambrose of Milan, Athanasius, Barnabas, Basil, Clement of Alexandria, Clement of Rome, Cyprian of Carthage, …
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PAUL — See: ROB PETER TO PAY PAUL.
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PAUL — Classification: City Located in: Idaho (ID) Total Population (2000): 998 Total Housing Units (2000): 430 Land Area (square meters): 1657565 …
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PAUL — n. See pawl .
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PAUL — See: ROB PETER TO PAY PAUL.
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PAUL — [Other] "Small". In Hebrew, Saul. He was born at Tarsus in Cilicia, of Benjamite parents, about the beginning of the …
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PAUL — (small, little). Nearly all the original materials for the life St. Paul are contained in the Acts of the Apostles …
Smith's Bible English Dictionary
PAUL — small; little
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PAUL — сущ. Пол(ь); библ. Павел Пауль
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PAUL — сущ. Пол(ь); библ. Павел Пауль
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OOM — (южно-африканское) дядя, дядюшка
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OOM — n южно-афр. дядя, дядюшка ( ставится перед именами собственными )
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OOM — (n) дядюшка; дядя
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OOM — n южно-афр. дядя, дядюшка ( ставится перед именами собственными )
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OOM — n южно-афр. дядя, дядюшка ( ставится перед именами собственными )
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OOM — Shroom swap
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OOM — (южно-африканское) дядя, дядюшка
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SRO — I. abbreviation 1. standing room only 2. statutory rules and orders II. ¦es¦ärˈō noun ( -s ) Etymology: s ingle- …
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OAM — ˈōm noun ( -s ) Etymology: perhaps from (assumed) Middle English oom; akin to Old Norse eimr steam, vapor — …
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UMTATA — /oom tah"teuh/ , n. a city in and the capital of Transkei, SE Africa. 24,805.
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UMTALI — /oom tah"lee/ , n. former name of Mutare .
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UMLAUT — /oom"lowt/ , Ling. n. 1. a mark (¨) used as a diacritic over a vowel, as ä, ö, ü, to …
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TERTIUM QUID — /terr"shee euhm kwid"/ ; Lat. /terdd"ti oom' kwid"/ something related in some way to two things, but distinct from both; …
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TE DEUM — /tay day"oom, -euhm, tee dee"euhm/ 1. ( italics ) an ancient Latin hymn of praise to God, in the form …
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SUUM CUIQUE — /sooh"oom kooi"kwe/ ; Eng. /sooh"euhm kuy"kwee, kwuy"-, kwee"kwe/ , Latin. to each his own; to each what rightfully belongs to …
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SUMMUM BONUM — /soom"oom boh"noom/ ; Eng. /sum"euhm boh"neuhm/ , Latin. the highest or chief good.
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PALATIUM — /peuh lay"shee euhm, -sheuhm/ ; Lat. /pah lah"tee oom'/ , n. , pl. palatia /-shee euh, -sheuh/ ; Lat. /-tee …
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OTIUM CUM DIGNITATE — /oh"ti oom' koom dig'ni tah"te/ ; Eng. /oh"shee euhm kum dig'ni tay"tee/ , Latin. leisure with dignity.
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OOMPAH — /oohm"pah, oom"-/ , n. 1. a repetitious bass accompaniment in music typically provided by brasses. adj. 2. marked by an …
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NOBILE — /naw"bee le/ , n. Umberto /oom berdd"taw/ , 1885-1978, Italian aeronautical engineer and arctic explorer.
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MEUM ET TUUM — /me"oom et tooh"oom/ ; Eng. /mee"euhm et tooh"euhm, -tyooh"-/ , Latin. mine and thine.
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KRUGER — — Krugerite , n. , adj. /krooh"geuhr/ ; Du. /krddyuu"kheuhrdd/ , n. Stephanus Johannes Paulus /ste fah"nues yoh hah"neuhs poh"lues/ …
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GIORDANO — /jawr dah"noh/ ; It. /jawrdd dah"naw/ , n. 1. Luca /looh"keuh/ ; It. /looh"kah/ , (" Luca Fapresto" ), 1632-1705, …
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EME — /eem/ , n. Chiefly Scot. 1. friend. 2. uncle. [ bef. 1000; ME eem ( e ), OE eam; c. …
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CONSENSUS GENTIUM — /kohn sen"soos gen"tee oom'/ ; Eng. /keuhn sen"seuhs jen"shee euhm/ , Latin. agreement of the people.
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COLLEGIUM MUSICUM — /keuh lee"jee euhm myooh"zi keuhm/ ; Lat. /koh leg"ee oom' mooh"si koom'/ a group of usually amateur musicians, often connected …
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CAEREMONIALE EPISCOPORUM — /cher'e maw'nee ah"le e pees'kaw pawr"oom/ , Rom. Cath. Ch. the liturgical book, used by bishops, containing regulations and prescriptions …
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OOMPAH — [oom.pah] also oom.pah-pah n [imit.] (1877): a repeated rhythmic bass accompaniment esp. in a band -- oompah vb
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BOSMAN, HERMAN CHARLES — born Feb. 5, 1905, Kuils River, near Cape Town, Cape Colony [now in South Africa] died Oct. 14, 1951, Edendale, …
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