- ɡajˈbaːdu]). In his
particular Niçard
dialect of Ligurian, he was
known as
Jousé ([dʒuˈze]) or
Josep ([dʒuˈzep]).
Pronounced in
French as [ʒozɛf maʁi ɡaʁibaldi]...
- Jose
Gender Male
Other names Related names Joseph, Josef, Yoseph, Yosef, Yase, Yose,
Jouse, Yúsuf, Yousef, Josie...
- — rōbur, corrōborāre (verb from *conrobosare) jūstus — de jūre (from de
jouse) est — erō (from esō) gessī, gestō — gerō (from gesō)
Intervocalic s in...
- Trópico
Suemba is a
musical project created by Josué
whose collaborators include several members of Mexico's most
talented songwriters and performers.[1]...
- Portuguese: José, Josefo, Joséf;
diminutive forms: Zé, Zeca, Zezé Provençal:
Jóusè Punjabi: ਯੂਸੁਫ਼ (Yūsufa) Quechua:
Husiy Romanian: Iosif,
Iosub Romansch:...
- 1542): 252 and the
Jacobus Golius (d. 1667). The 19th-century
orientalist Jousé Ponteleimon Krestovitich also
claimed that
Gerbert d'Aurillac (later Pope...
-
Subphylum Bacillariophytina Medlin &
Kaczmarska 2004, emend.
class Mediophyceae Jouse & Proshkina-Lavrenko in
Medlin &
Kaczmarska 2004
Subclass Chaetocerotophycidae...
-
Jousé & Sheshuk)
Prema & Desikachary, 2012
Williamriedelia mirabilis (
Jousé in
Jousé & Sheshuk) Desik. &
Prema Williamriedelia pacifica (A.P.
Jousé in...
- cr****a K.E. Lohman, 1957
Melosira crenulata Cleve & Möller
Melosira cretacea Jousé, 1951
Melosira cribrosa Brebisson, 1857
Melosira cristata Pantocsek, 1889...
- di jom sint in den hihmel,
gefihret wiss
juhse nomme,
tookuhme uhs
jouse ryhck,
jouse will
geschia as im hihmel, zo auck up eerden, uhse
diggelyckse broode...
