terere

Here, me, Kelley and former Bolivia volunteer, Natalie, are sharing terere in the Plaza Uruguaya in Asunción.

Images. « Wanderings 2009

But the Paraguayans have invented an ingenious hydration system: terere.

Images. « Wanderings 2009

Noli nothis permittere te terere! on September 4, 2008 at 7: 23 pm | Reply Ex-RUC

Never Trust The Dog With Ginger Eyebrows « POLICE INSPECTOR BLOG Inspector Gadget 2008

Just to belabor the point a bit, the word "detriment" comes from the Latin de - "away" + terere "to rub, wear," and has the connotation of impair or injure.

A Tetrahymena Puzzle 2008

Digo: chiswenya Embu: rwoga English: amaranth, prostrate amaranth Giriama: logatsi Ilchamus: raprapa, lokuronit, lokuroniti Kamba: w'oa, woa, telele (Kitui), terere (north Kitui) Kikuyu: terere, terere wa gikuyu Kipsigis: kelichot

Chapter 7 1999

Chonyi: chiswenya, English: amaranth, Chinese spinach, spiny amaranth, spleen amaranth Giriama: kiswenya Kamba: w'oa, terere (Mwingi), telele-nene Kambe: chiswenya Keiyo: chepkerte, chepkerta Kikuyu: terere Kipsigis: cheptokdogan

Chapter 7 1999

Giriama: kiswenya-cha-miya Ilchamus: lkamasei Kikuyu: terere-wa-ng'ombe, terere wa kigombe Kipsigis: mborochet Luo: ododo Mbeere: macica Pokot: sikukuu, chepkuratian Samburu: nairepirepi Sanya: kiswenya-korati Turkana: lookwa, epespes the rest of the local names as for A. hybridus.

Chapter 7 1999

There is an indelicate meaning in the expression "Buiam terere."

The Captiva and the Mostellaria Titus Maccius Plautus 1847

"Boiam terere" may mean either "to have the prisoner's collar on," or, paraphrastically, "to be coupled with a Boian woman."

The Captiva and the Mostellaria Titus Maccius Plautus 1847

I am sometimes disposed to think that this respectable young lady's name is a very old corruption for Tear-street -- street-walker, 'terere stratum

Literary Remains, Volume 2 Samuel Taylor Coleridge 1803