- been
agreed to for the game,
usually seven or ten. The Peach-stone game (
Guskä′eh) was a
gambling game in
which the
clans bet
against each other. Traditionally...
-
Hamid Guska (born 15
February 1953 in Glavatičevo) is a
Bosnian boxing trainer and a
former boxer. He
started his
amateur boxing career in 1974 in BK...
- gråbroget)
Daoxian goose Diepholz goose (Diepholzer Gans)
Drava goose (Dravska
guska)
Emden goose (Emdener Gans)
Emporda goose (Emporda-Gans)
English saddleback...
- žansis), Russian: гусь (gus'), Persian: غاز (ğaz), Serbo-Croatian: гуска (
guska), Polish: gęś *gʰ > g [ɡ ~ ɣ] *gans- English: goose, West Frisian: goes...
-
areas around Županja.
Croatia also has a
roasted goose dish,
martinjska guska s marunima,
which is
stuffed with chestnuts; it is
often served on the feast...
- Iranian-American drug
chemist Hamid Gul (1936–2015), ****stani
politician Hamid Guska (born 1953), head
coach of
Bosnian national boxing team
Hamid Ul Haq Haqqani...
-
Zaychenko as
Metelitsa Les
Serdyuk as
Dmytro Aleksandr Dedyushko as
Stepan Guska Ivan I.
Krasko as
Kasyan Bovdyug Sergey Dreyden as
Yankel The film was partly...
- Slovenia. The
family name Gus(-ić) most
probably derives from the
Slavic guska (goose). They
possibly got it from a
goose which is displa**** on
their family...
- Open
Space (Tuka-Tuka I); Tuka-Tuka II Open
Space (Tuka-Tuka II);
Unguwar Guska Open
Space (Unguwar Gusk) Rano
Rurum Sabon-Gari
Bakin Inji I;
Bakin Inji...
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Arian Sadiković,
kickboxer Enad Ličina,
boxer Felix Sturm,
boxer Hamid Guska,
boxer Larisa Cerić,
judoka Marco Huck,
boxer Memnun Hadžić,
boxer Mirsad...
