- and for
describing someone as a "pushover". The
Maltese idiom jinbiegħu
bħall-pastizzi (selling like pastizzi) is
equivalent to the
English "selling like...
- Lafferty,
Michael (July 3, 2001). "GZ
Interview BioWare on BGII:
Throne of
Bhall". GameZone.
Archived from the
original on
October 14, 2008.
Retrieved January...
- the game, as it held
different names from glen to glen,
including cluich-
bhall ('play-ball' in English) and in the
Scottish Lowlands,
where it was formerly...
-
expression used when
enquiring after a person's character. (Maltese: jeħtieġu
bħall-ħobż li jiekol), he
needs it like his
daily bread, used when a
person is...
-
seven villages Sar Kalan, Matan, Sethi,
Matan Kalan, Laphi,
Noorpur and
Bhall.
Tehsils &
Unions in the
District of
Chakwal Archived 2008-01-24 at the...
- Bula Khan
Taluka (28 dehs)
Babar Band
Bachani Batharo-Karchat Beli Thap
Bhall Desvi Dhamach Ghanghiaro Hathal Buth Kalo
Khohar Kande-Tarai
Kapat Khajoor...
-
Onthalu (Cobra),
Goripitta (a bird), Bagha/Killo/Pulli (tiger),
Macha (fish),
Bhall (bear), Khilo, Hanu (monkey), Khinbudi,
Sukri and
Pangi (a kite) etc. Kotia...
