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prominently well-known as Güestia,
which is
related to the
Asturian word "
güeste" (host in
English language).
Although many
different versions of the Santa...
- As da nuite, Pantalla, Avisóns or Pantaruxada; in
Asturian as Güestia,
Güeste, Güestida or Güéstiga; in
Spanish as Estantigua) is a
mythical belief in...
- mean "guest" or "stranger."
Spelling variations may
include Gest, Geste,
Gueste, Ghest, Geest, Geeste, Gist, Ghost, Jest.
Other European counterparts to...
-
later to the islands. Sábado, 6 de octubre. Navegó su
camino al
Oeste o
Güeste, que es lo mismo.
Anduvieron cuarenta leguas entre día y noche; contó a...
-
minister in Montana. They
moved to
Butte in 1879 and
lived at 849 West
Gueste St. (later
Quartz Street), Butte, Montana.
Reverend Russel founded the churches...
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later to the islands. Sábado, 6 de octubre. Navegó su
camino al
Oeste o
Güeste, que es lo mismo.
Anduvieron cuarenta leguas entre día y noche; contó a...
-
rispar "to snatch, to rub", tripar,
trispar "to tread",
tripadela "stomp",
gueste "food
offered to a
group of workers",
estinga "stingray",
espolarte "bottlenose...
