- Eëä (/iːˈiːə/ ee-EE-ə or /əˈiːə/ ə-EE-ə;
Ancient Gr****: Αἰαία, romanized:
Aiaíā [ai̯.ǎi̯.aː]) was a
mythological island said to be the home of the goddess-sorceress...
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exiled to the
island of
Aiaia.
Circe uses her
exile to
study and hone her witchcraft. Over the
centuries she
spends on
Aiaia,
Circe interacts with many...
- Aea or Aia (Ancient Gr****: Αἶα) or
Aeaea or
Aiaia (Αἰαία) was a town in
Malis in
ancient Thessaly. It was
mentioned by Sophocles. It was
presumably a...
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binomial name
Platalea ajaja.
Linnaeus largely based his
account on the "
Aiaia" that been
described and
illustrated over a
century earlier by the German...
- The All
India Anglo-Indian ****ociation (
AIAIA) is an
organisation representing the
interests of Anglo-Indians. It was
founded in 1926 in
colonial India...
- Argonautica,
Medea and
Jason stopped on her aunt Circe's
private isle of
Aiaia so that she
could be
cleansed after murdering her brother,
relieving her...
- her
fellow sorceress, Lady Circe,
stationed up on her
private isle of "
Aiaia"
prior by Lady
Hecate to be her eyes and ears there.
Thessaly appears in...
- the 2nd
Surface Biome,
having been
stationed up on her
private isle of
Aiaia prior by Lady
Hecate to be her eyes and ears there. Eller, Eric. "John Myers...
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called palala for the
birth of his son Kaha’i.
There he was
captured by the
Aiaia (a bird,
messenger of the god Kane), died, and was
buried in Ulu-paupau...
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adhesive adhæsive From
Latin "adhaerere"
Aeaea Ææa Eëä From Gr**** Αἰαία (
Aiaíā)
aeciospore æciospore
aeciospore Neo-Latin
aecium from
Ancient Gr**** αἰκία...
