kolon

The colon comes from the Greek [Greek: kôlon], kolon, meaning a limb.

Punctuation A Primer of Information about the Marks of Punctuation and their Use Both Grammatically and Typographically 1900

Fè mémwa maché, fè konsyans vansé pou nou sonjé gwadloupéyen ki goumé é ki tonbé anba bal fizi a kolon an lanné 1802 é 1967

Global Voices in English » Guadeloupe: In May 2009, keep May 1802 and May 1967 in mind 2009

Kiyes politisyen sa yo ap sevi si se pa blan kolon?

Genocide in Haiti: Fulfilling Leclerc's imperative 2009

Fè mémwa maché, fè konsyans vansé pou nou sonjé gwadloupéyen ki goumé é ki tonbé anba bal fizi a kolon an lanné 1802 é 1967

Guadeloupe: In May 2009, keep May 1802 and May 1967 in mind 2009

How Haiti is ravaged by this tyranny of the rich, by unfair trade, the fraud and corruption of false aid, false benevolence, false charity, false food aid, and the false Christian missions whose help mostly don't reach the intended poorest of the poor but services the rich, blan kolon and the global elite's agenda of keeping Haiti in debt and contained-in-poverty.

The Slavery in Haiti the Media Won't Expose 2009

The word colostomy is derived from Greek: ‘kolon’ which means large bowel, ‘stoumon’ which means to provide an opening, and ‘tome’ which means a cutting operation.

a better woman Susan Johnson 1999

The word colostomy is derived from Greek: ‘kolon’ which means large bowel, ‘stoumon’ which means to provide an opening, and ‘tome’ which means a cutting operation.

a better woman Susan Johnson 1999

The word colostomy is derived from Greek: ‘kolon’ which means large bowel, ‘stoumon’ which means to provide an opening, and ‘tome’ which means a cutting operation.

a better woman Susan Johnson 1999

The third is such as they term [Greek: kolon], and we

The Orations of Marcus Tullius Cicero, Volume 4 Marcus Tullius Cicero

Then my party and myself will be thrown to the kolon.

The Skylark of Space Lee Hawkins Garby 1922