- An octopus! Ooh! Whew! How are you able...!? Ooh! "Yoyoyooh, saa...
hicha hicha gucha gucha,
yuchyuu chyu guzu guzu suu suuu..."
LARGE OCTOPUS: All eight...
- and
Wormsgau territories on the
Upper Rhine. His
mother presumably was
Hicha, a
daughter of the
Hunfriding duke
Burchard II of
Swabia and his wife Regelinda...
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Palatinate confiscated and the
Bishop of
Speyer blinded.
Werner married Hicha (c. 905 – 950), a
daughter of Duke
Burchard II of
Swabia and his wife Regilinde...
- children:
Gisela (c. 905 – 26
October 923 or 925),
abbess of
Waldkirch Hicha (c. 905 – 950),
whose son was Conrad, Duke of
Lorraine Burchard III (c....
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honcha (本茶, lit. 'real tea'),
while teas from
other regions was
called hicha (非茶, lit. 'Non-tea'). Tsugano'o tea
gained the
highest re****tion. He also...
-
Transcriptions Revised Hepburn hicha, tōcha, sencha...
- "non-tea" (非茶,
hicha)
produced elsewhere in ****an. By the 15th century, however, Uji tea surp****ed that of Toganoo, and the
terms honcha and
hicha came to refer...
-
manka kaac
maakita sand
shinok shinok sanco samooci oktaaha see p sa p sa
hicha hica
hicita seed nihi' nihi
hilhikci yiilhi nilhka sit bínni'li biniili...
-
honcha and
hicha (non-tea)
during the
Nanbokucho period. When
tocha was
first introduced,
honcha was
represented by
Toganoo tea
whereas hicha described...
-
Walter M.
Hartung 1990
Bernice Falk
Haydu 2000 O. R.
Herbert 1975
George Hicha 1979
Aline Rhonie Hofheimer 2010
James Holahan 1994
William A.
Hughes 1983...
