nawa

I was recently speaking with an indigenous obrero, at work and he pronounces náhautl as "nawa".

Not Really a Spanish, but a mexican Question 2005

May 13, 2009 4: 30 PM nawa o ... first of all i will reassure my daughter and then have a word with the teacher .. wat nonsense! blogoratti

A girl Child and Her Dream.... 2009

I remember very little detail apart from a great sense of wonder at everything I saw: the vast herds of drong (wild yaks) ranging across the plains, the smaller groups of kyang (wild asses) and occasionally a shimmer of gowa and nawa, small deer which were so light and fast they might have been ghosts.

From Birth to Exile 2010

I remember very little detail apart from a great sense of wonder at everything I saw: the vast herds of drong (wild yaks) ranging across the plains, the smaller groups of kyang (wild asses) and occasionally a shimmer of gowa and nawa, small deer which were so light and fast they might have been ghosts.

From Birth to Exile 2010

There are seven Anwá (plur. of nawa) in the Solar year viz. Al – Badri (Sept. - Oct.); Al – Wasmiyy (late autumn and December); Al – Waliyy (to April); Al – Ghamír

The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night 2006

** This kind of rope called shime-nawa, an abbreviation of shiri-kume-nawa may be seen festooning the portals of any Shinto shrine.

A History of the Japanese People From the Earliest Times to the End of the Meiji Era Dairoku Kikuchi 1886

Before his smithy was then suspended the sacred rope of rice-straw (shime-nawa), which is the oldest symbol of Shinto: none even of his family might enter there, or speak to him; and he ate only of food cooked with holy fire.

Japan: an Attempt at Interpretation Lafcadio Hearn 1877

There are seven Anwá (plur. of nawa) in the Solar year viz. Al-Badri (Sept. - Oct.); Al-Wasmiyy (late autumn and December);

Arabian nights. English Anonymous 1855

Hindi naman ikinaila ni Anne na hindi pa rin nawa-wala ang chemistry nila ni Chard after seven years na maghiwalay.

Home 2010

Let ` s Go! gieokhae naega neol cheoeum bwasseul ttae sujupge utdeon neoui miso nuni busidorok areumdaun moseube OK i yeoja naekkeo Everybody get away motdeureun nomdeul hana dul nawa namja junge namja yeogi naega gamandujin anha aljanha seonggyeok osimyeon Gangster orale vato loco jalsaenggin oemoe jallaganeun nomdeul saranghal sun eopseo naboda geunyeoreul Baby - oh understand me~ neoege puk ppajyeobeoryeotji

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