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festival celebrated in
Ladakh monasteries Gutor (Cyrillic: Гутор) is an
Eastern Slavic surname:
Aleksei Gutor Alyaksandr Hutar This
disambiguation page...
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World War. Born in
Voronezh in a
noble family,
Gutor joined the
Imperial Army.
During the
First World War
Gutor commanded the 6th
Corps from
March 1916, which...
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Gutes (Old West Norse: Gotar, Old Gutnish: Gutar) were a
North Germanic tribe inhabiting the
island of Gotland. The
ethnonym is
related to that of...
- Look up
GUT,
gut, or guts in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Gut,
GUT or guts may
refer to:
Abdomen or belly, the
region of a
vertebrate between the chest...
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Gut microbiota,
gut microbiome, or
gut flora are the microorganisms,
including bacteria, archaea, fungi, and viruses, that live in the
digestive tracts...
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Mongol gutals or
gutuls (singular:
gutal, mong. гутал) are
leather boots that are a
traditional footwear of Mongolia. Some
unique features of the boots...
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Guter may be the name of:
Donald J.
Guter (born 1948),
American educator and navy
officer Guter Fernández de
Castro (flourished 1124–66),
Castilian nobleman...
- (1942–2019),
American philosopher Olav
Gutting (born 1970),
German lawyer and
politician Guting (disambiguation)
Gut (surname)
Gut (disambiguation) This disambiguation...
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Gut is a
German grindcore band,
often credited as the "fathers of ****ogrind". The
group was
founded in 1991 and is
known for
their over-the-top vocals...
- mul-
gut, sumang-
gut, hon-
gut, and neokgunjigi-
gut; 2.
Gut that pray to go to a good
place after death.
Examples include jinogi-
gut, ogu-
gut, mangmuki-
gut...
