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Antoine Caill (7
February 1923 – 26
April 1976) was a
French politician.
Caill was born on 7
February 1923. He was
first elected mayor of Plouzévédé in...
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Caill Tomair (Middle
Irish 'Thor's Grove') was a
sacred grove dedicated to the
North Germanic god Thor.
Located near the Norse-Gaelic city of Dublin,...
- Ania
Monica Caill (born 24
October 1995) is a French-born
Romanian alpine skier. She
represented Romania at the 2014
Winter Olympics in the
alpine skiing...
- Ir. cíoch, Sc.G. cìoch
keyll [kiːlʲ], [kelʲ]
forest Goidelic; from O.Ir.
caill; cf. Ir. coill, Sc.G.
coille kione [kʲaun], [kʲoːn] head Goidelic; from...
- (wild ones). Some
modern surnames and
forenames are of Norse-Gaelic origin.
Caill Tomair, a
sacred grove near
Dublin targeted by
Brian Boru in the year 1000...
- T.Wang
Vitis quinlingensis P.C.He
Vitis retordii Rom.
Caill. ex Planch.
Vitis romanetii Rom.
Caill.
Vitis ruyuanensis C.L.Li
Vitis saccharifera Makino Vitis...
- papyrifera
Binomial name
Boswellia papyrifera (Delile ex
Caill.) Hochst., 1843
Synonyms Amyris papyrifera Delile ex
Caill.
Boswellia occidentalis Engl....
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distinct from
Gaulish *cal(l)io- "hoof" or "****",
related to
Welsh caill,
Breton kell "****" (>
Gaulish *caliavo > Old
French chaillou, French...
- are
found almost exclusively in
eastern Scandinavia; however,
there is a
Caill Tomair recorded near Dublin, an oak
forest apparently sacred to Thor. Reverence...
- s**** and is used as
beads in crafts. Coix lacryma-jobi var. ma-yuen (Rom.
Caill.)
Stapf South China to
peninsular Malaysia and the Philippines. The varietal...
