-
means "high settlement/base" in
Hittite language[citation needed],
while Argoma (modern Suluova) in
Amasya means "border settlement" at the Hittite-Kaskian...
- stricta), rocky, moor and scrubland, the
Atlantic heaths with
blueberry and
argoma (Ulex gallii) or
gorse (Genista
hispanica subsp. occidentalis). Sub-wood...
- arda, from harda. argaña "ridge of an ear of cereal, weed", from *arganna
árgoma "heather, furze, broom";
related to argaña aro "big
metal or
wooden ring";...
- Latin: Arguma),
meaning 'watery'.[citation needed] Özhan Öztürk
claims that
Argoma means "border settlement/base" at Hittite-Kaskians
border erha “border”...
-
standard version and that it's from Guipúzcoan
Basque oteme, in
Spanish ‘
árgoma’ ( ‘furze, broom’), the
genera Ulex and Genista,
spiny yellow-flowered evergreen...
-
vision of
civil warfare as
intrinsic part of
Spanish history. La flor de la
Argoma by Toti Martínez de
Lezea (2008), the
author specializing in
juvenile literature...
- (2006) El jardín de la oca / Das
Geheimnis von
Santiago (2007) La flor de la
argoma /
Otalorea (2008)
Perlas para un
collar (2009) La
Universal (2010) Veneno...
- muni****lity,
hence its name "Oteitza"
which is
related to ote or ota
which means argoma, (heather) in Basque.
Initially attached to the non-Basque-speaking zone...
