-
north Croatia but
later replaced by
light low
embroidered shoes or
boots (
čižme).
Peasant sandals went out of
general use
around 1900.
Dinaric Alps o****ši...
-
entari or
kaftan (long robe), 'kalpak', 'sarık' on the head, and 'çarık',
çizme (boots), 'çedik', or 'Yemeni' on the feet. The
administrators and the wealthy...
- apariție spectaculoasă pe
scena Sălii Palatului. 14 look-uri
inedite și
cizme Saint Laurent cu 6.000 de cristale".
Libertatea (in Romanian). Retrieved...
-
faucet čiča, čika, čiko çiçe
uncle (both sides) čičak çiçek
burdock čizma
çizme boot čoban, čobanac çoban pers. šubān shepherd, shepherd's stew čukun-,...
-
miros (Good
Smelling Lame) (1999) Doi
pinguri (Two Ponelies) (2000) Apa din
cizme (Water in the Wadders) (2000, 2006)
Strigoi fără ţară (No
Country Ghosts)...
- from
Turkish çelik cipele, "shoes", from
Hungarian cipellő
čizme, "boots", from
Turkish çizme čoban, "shepherd", from
Turkish çoban ćorav, "blind, near...
- film Çirpinis 1980 in film Çitkirildim 1966 in film Çitlenbik 1958 in film
Çizme 1991 in film Çoban Ali 1955 in film Çoban aski 1957 in film Çoban kizi 1958...
- aru**** të vogël) The
Adventures of Puss in
Boots (Aventurat e maçokut me
çizme) The
Angry Beavers (Kastorët e zemëruar) The
Backyardigans (Çamarrokët e...
- Warriors", "Dog****er", "Ura, ura, matura", "Loši dečaci", "Ponoćni očajnik", "
Čizme slobode", "Mars, punk
struggle for life", "La džungla ili Niža rasa", "Diler...
-
tanker truck" from
English white and جَزْمَة /d͡ʒazma/ "shoe" from
Turkish çizme originally meaning "boot",
loaned verbs which are less
common include هَكَّر...
