- Change"
performed by Shun feat. Lyu:Lyu (used
until episode 379) and "Dame
Dameda" (だめだめだ, "It’s
Absolutely No Good")
performed by
Shiori Tomita (used from...
-
Epigraphic evidence shows people identifying themselves as
Damelas or
Damedas (the Indo-Aryan
Prakrit word for
Tamil people) in Anuradhapura, the capital...
-
Epigraphical evidence from the
second century BCE
mentioning Damela or
Dameda from
ancient Sri
Lanka have been found. In the
Buddhist Jataka texts, there...
- the name of a people, then of a country.
Sinhala BCE
inscriptions cite
dameḍa-, damela-
denoting Tamil merchants.
Early Buddhist and
Jaina sources used...
- the
Sanskrit word drāviḍa is Tamil. In Prakrit,
words such as "Damela", "
Dameda", "Dhamila" and "Damila",
which later evolved from "Tamila",
could have...
-
Epigraphic evidence shows people identifying themselves as
Damelas or
Damedas (the
Prakrit word for
Tamil people) in Anuradhapura, the
capital city of...
- "Kill 'em Dead" (ぶっ殺す, Bukkorosu) "No,
Knock it Off, Ida" (だめだやめとけ飯田くん,
Dameda Yametoke Īda-kun) "Hero
Killer Stain Vs. U.A. Students" (ヒーロー殺しステインVS雄英生徒...
- seaweed. 12 (126) "It's Not Working! Bal
Burst Smasher?" Transliteration: "
Dameda! Bal
Burst Smasher!?" (****anese: ダメダァ！バルバースト・スマッシャー!?) June 18, 2016 (2016-06-18)...
- 心の傷は深くて重い) July 6, 1997 44 "You're Not the One" Transcription: "Omae ja
Dameda!" (****anese: おまえじゃダメだ！) July 13, 1997 45 "Open Up Your Heart" Transcription:...
-
epigraphic evidence of
traders and
others self
identifying as
Damelas or
Damedas (Sinhala and
Sinhala prakrit for Tamils) in
Anuradhapura and
other areas...
