-
Oromo ilaal lost, to get *bod *bad- Afar–Saho,
Somali and
Oromo bad-
louse *
insir lover *saani nine *sagaal Afar and
Somali sagaal,
Oromo sagal pot, clay...
- 2nd 1st 2nd 3rd
Indicative Present tosaíonn insíonn tosaím insím tosaír
insír tosaímid insímid — tosaíd insíd tosaítear insítear Past
Imperfect thosaíodh...
-
north at the head of Glen Kilmory,
Samhnan Insir just to the
north between Kilmory and
Rubha Samhnan Insir,
Camas Pliasgiag in the northeast, "Kinlochscresort"...
- garden.
Streets in Arad, Cluj-Napoca, and Pitești are also
named after him.
Înșir-te mărgărite (1911) Cocoșul
negru (1913)
Rapsozii (1913)
Napoleon (1914)...
- (1936), by
Victor Ion Popa Întors din Singurătate, by Paul
Cornel Chitic Înșir-te mărgărite, de
Victor Eftimiu Învierea (1925), by
Lucian Blaga Învierea...
- mare.
Romanian folklorist Dumitru Stăncescu [ro]
collected a tale
titled Inșir te Mărgărite cu
dalbe flori aurite from an
informant named Ion Georgescu...
-
Adela in "Citadela sfărâmată" by
Horia Lovinescu (1954–1955, Bucharest)
Înşir-te mărgărite (1912) Independenţa României (1912) On the
Waves of Happiness...
- fermecate", by
Petre Crăciun "Împărăția
femeilor leneșe", by
Petre Crăciun "
Înșir-te mărgărite" ("A
String of
Pearls Twined with
Golden Flowers") "Împărat...
- 58°31′N 6°16′W / 58.51°N 06.26°W / 58.51; -06.26 NB516660
Rubha Shamhnan Insir Highland 57°03′N 6°20′W / 57.05°N 06.33°W / 57.05; -06.33 NG375040 Ruchazie...
- Hermoso, 1951). In late 1952,
alongside Faust Brădescu, he was
editing Înșir-te Mărgărite, a
magazine for the
Romanian Brazilian community,
which also...
