- Ob-Ugrian mythology [ru] (i.e.,
mythology of
Khanty and
Mansi peoples),
Kaltas-Ekwa (Russian: Калтась-эква) was the
mother of the hero Mir-Susne-Hum and...
- date back to the late 17th
century and
attain the
height of 10 meters.
Kalta Minor, the
large blue
tower in the
central city square, was
supposed to...
- and
Mukhammad Aminkhan madrasah View of
Kalta Minor Minaret Kalta Minor in 1984
Kalta Minor at
night "
Kalta Minor Minaret in Khiva". central-asia.guide...
-
replaced with a hard surface. 663 km of railways,
electrified from
Abakan to
Kaltas.
Other non-electrified
sections are
Tigey - Kopievo,
Askiz - Abaza, Biskamzha...
- Pápay [hu], Yalpus-Oika is the son of
Kaltas-Ekwa and the
brother of Mir-Susne-Hum. However, in some versions,
Kaltas-Ekwa is
considered Yalpus-Oika's sister...
-
violation of Dat Moshe,
whereas a
woman who
appears in
public wearing a
kalta (a
minimal covering of part of the hair,
perhaps a
basket resting on the...
-
klystkelius prabilęs
Antanas Guoga: dėl visų pasibaigusių santykių
buvau kaltas aš". Delfi.lt.
Retrieved 7
August 2017.
Official website Tony G. Interview...
-
lived an old man and an old
woman (skygod Numi-Toorum and
fertility goddess Kaltaš). They
lived in a
cottage in the
middle of an ocean. They
lived like that...
- Doma with the
title Fatmagul Lithuania on LNK with the
title Be kaltės
kalta (Guilty
Without Guilt) Chile on Mega with the
title ¿Qué
culpa tiene Fatmagül...
- dawn'); drímba ('lout') vs. drim̃ba ('it falls');
káltas ('was hit with a hammer'/'chisel') vs.
kal̃tas ('guilty'), týrė ('[he/she] explored') vs. tỹrė...
