- the
child to drink. Edusa, from the verb edo, edere, esus, "eat," also as
Edulia, Edula, Educa,
Edesia etc.,
enables the
taking of nourishment. The variations...
- Makuna-Erulia, Makuna)
Barasana (Southern Barasano, a.k.a. Paneroa, Eduria,
Edulia, Comematsa, Janera, Taibano, Taiwaeno, Taiwano) Cubeo–Desano
Cubeo (Cuveo...
- god who
preserves the home (domus) of
newlyweds Edusa (also Educa, Edula,
Edulia)
Fabulinus BCh
Farinus BCh
Fessona or Fessonia,
goddess who
relieved weariness...
-
ansarium or foricarium, a duty
levied at the
entrance to towns; or the
edulia,
sales imposts levied in markets.
Vectigalia were
levied on wine and certain...
- Come Masa, Comematsa, Janera, Paneroa, Yebamasa;
Eduria is also
known as
Edulia, Taibano, Taiwaeno, Taiwano. It has 23 phonemes,
consisting of 11 consonants...
- Italian).
Retrieved 2025-02-22. "Ragionamenti sul
linguaggio inclusivo".
Edulia Treccani (in Italian).
Retrieved 2025-03-12. "Lorenzo Gasparrini". Eris...
-
Marta a las ocho [es]
Amneris Soto Co-lead TVN 1985
Morir de amor [es]
Edulia de
Venegas Cast TVN 1986 La dama del balcón [es]
Carmen Dravichi TVN 1986...
-
Dibothroglyptus Scheerpeltz, 1957
Domea Bordoni, 2002
Eachamia Bordoni, 2005
Edulia Bordoni, 2007
Elapheia Bordoni, 2016
Elitheya Bordoni, 2016
Emathidis Bordoni...
