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Galtara is a
genus of
tiger moths in the
family Erebidae. The
genus was
erected by
Francis Walker in 1863.
Galtara aurivilii (Pagenstecher, 1901) Galtara...
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Diota rostrata is a
species of moth of the
subfamily Arctiinae first described by
Wallengren in 1860. It is
found in
South Africa, Eswatini, Zimbabwe...
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descended from Old High
German diutisc 'of the people' (from diot or
diota 'people'),
originally used to
distinguish the
language of the
common people...
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Erebidae Subfamily:
Arctiinae Genus:
Galtara Species: G. reticulata
Binomial name
Galtara reticulata (Hampson, 1909)
Synonyms Diota reticulata Hampson, 1909...
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scene between Ailnoth and
Diota from the
place where Eluned died,
seeing what
happened after Diota left. When
Ailnoth beat
Diota, she
grabbed the end of...
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rebranded to DELMIAWorks.
September 2022 – D****ault Systèmes
acquires Diota, now
DELMIA Augmented Experience. DELMIA's
clientele ranges from individuals...
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completed additional acquisitions, including:
NuoDB (2020)
Proxem (2020)
Diota (2022) In late 2022, D****ault Systèmes,
along with
French companies Docaposte...
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Catherine and
deletion of the
characters Torold,
Father Ailnoth's
housekeeper Diota and Torold's
fellow squire Ninian. In "The Holy Thief",
Prior Herluin and...
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adjective (Proto-Germanic *theudisk-)
derived from Old High
German thiota,
diota (Proto-Germanic *theudō)
meaning "people", "nation", "folk". The word *theudō...
- Dionizja:
Polish Dionysia: Gr**** (Διονυσία), Latin,
Middle English Diot,
Diota, Dye, Dyonese, Dyonisia, Dyonisya, Dyot, Dyota:
Middle English Dénes: Hungarian...
