- come from
Germanic (harpe, hareng) or non-Indo-European
languages (harem,
hamac, haricot); in some cases, an
orthographic ⟨h⟩ was
added to disambiguate...
- from
Spanish (casque) and
German (reître) and from the
Americas (cacao,
hamac, maïs). The
influence of the Anglo-Norman
language on
English had left words...
- "Nomadesse". In 2006, she left
Quebec to
spend a year in Kyoto, ****an. In 2010,
Hamac-Carnets
published her
first book on ****an, the
travel journal, P****ion ****on...
- rescued. One of the
pirates was
named Ali Aden Elmi, another's last name was
Hamac, and the
third remains unidentified. Muse was
taken into
custody aboard...
- as
recorded in Retana's book El
Indio Batangueño reads: Aco man ay imbi,
hamac isang ducha Nasinta sa iyo,
naghahasic nga Di ba guin si
David ng una ay...
- One of the
pirates killed was Ali Aden Elmi, the last name of
another was
Hamac, and the
third has not been
identified in English-language
press reports...
-
Albert Gleizes, 1913, L'Homme au
Hamac (Man in a Hammock), oil on canvas, 130 x 155.5 cm, Albright-Knox Art Gallery, Buffalo, New York...
- the
Theaterfestival Primeur in Saarbrücken in 2016. Nom fictifs. Roman.
Hamac,
Quebec 2017 "Olivier
Sylvestre raconte la quête de l’identité ****uelle...
-
adding their distinct flair and
sound to rock.
Bands such as Sak Tzevul,
Hamac Caziim, and Los
Cogelones have been some of the most
prevalent in the modern...
- dans l'aube (novel, 1946)
Dialogue d'hommes et de bêtes (theater, 1949) Le
hamac dans les
voiles (anthology, 1952) Moi, mes
souliers (autobiography, 1955)...
