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Holam or
cholam (modern Hebrew: חוֹלָם, IPA: [χoˈlam],
formerly חֹלֶם, ḥōlem) is a
Hebrew niqqud vowel sign
represented by a dot
above the
upper left...
- is
pronounced the same as
kamatz gadol in Ashke****c pronunciation. אֹ
cholam /o/ is,
depending on the subdialect,
pronounced [au], [ou], [oi], [øi],...
- Palayakayal, Thiruvaikundam,
Sattankulam and
Tiruchendur taluks. ****bu,
Cholam,
Kuthiraivali and
other pulses are
raised in the dry
tracts of Kovilpatti...
- סוּסִים
susim (horses) סוּסִים טוֹבִים
susim tovim (good horses) וֹת (
Cholam and tav)
feminine plural סוּסוֹת
susot (mares) סוּסוֹת טוֹבוֹת
susot tovot...
- in
arable land and left for
animals to graze-on. The
straw of
paddy and
cholam and dry
plants of
pulse crops and
groundnut form
important forages. The...
- and
millets such as
Sirudhaniyangal Ragi, kambu, Saamai, thinai, varagu,
cholam and kudhiraivali. Born and
brought up in Salem, a town in Tamilnadu, India...
- Ta, Lai Haraoba, Pung Cholom, Rakhal, Nat Rash, Maha Rash, Raukhat, Dol
Cholam,
Khamba Thaibi, Nupa Dance, Raslila,
Khubak Ishei, Lhou Sha.
Manipuri Meghalaya...
-
pilgrimage (kāsiyātra). The
bride worships Gauri sitting in a
basket of
paddy or
cholam.
After tying the bottu, rice (Talambralu) is
showered on the couple. Telugu...
- Kathak, Garba, Mohiniyattam, Kathakali, Manipuri, and the
vibrant Pung
Cholam Drummers. It
concluded with the
Lithuanian film
Toxic by Saulė Bliuvaitė...
- rice
occupied 26.4 percent; kambhu, 10 percent; ragi, 5.4
percent and
Cholam, 13.8 percent.
Cotton occupied 1,740,000
acres (7,000 km2), oilseeds, 2...
