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Camisa or
Kamisa (Ancient Gr****: τὰ Κάμισα), also
known as Com****a and
possibly as Eumeis, was a town of
Lesser Armenia,
inhabited during ****enistic,...
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languages a
change of
clothing occurred.
Those Albanian speakers wore the
Kamisa shirt and kilt,
while Gr****
speakers wore
woolen brogues. In the
early 19th...
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consists of
green Algerian trousers known as "saroual", red
tunics known as "
kamisa" or "kamidja", and long
white capes known as "burnous".
These colors are...
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Intsia bijuga *bʷatiq
banana cultivar *gobu
Dioscorea sp. *ka(p)ul seed yam *
kamisa lesser yam,
Dioscorea esculenta *kam(ʷ)apaR
Cryptocarya sp. *kasuwai mango...
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James Janga Duku 2016 2017 10
Peter Bashir Bande 2017 2017 11
Beatrice Kamisa Wani 2017 2018 12
Angelina Teny 2018 2018 13
Pagan Amum 2018 2018 14 Salva...
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Hamsheni mani Elmaların yongası Burçak Tarlası
Turkmen kizi Bir tas
attim kamisa Sivastan Aldım Bakır
Karabiberim Apopse ta
mesanychta Karanfil Ocak Ocak...
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James Janga Duku 2016 2017 10
Peter Bashir Bande 2017 2017 11
Beatrice Kamisa Wani 2017 2018 12
Angelina Teny 2018 2018 13
Pagan Amum 2018 2018 14 Salva...
- Oceania. However, it can be
reconstructed in Proto-Western-Oceanic as *
kamisa, *qamisa, or *mamisa. The
intoxicating yam (Dioscorea hispida), is native...
- Biri
religion received names such as Makambili, Kamara, Doromo, Piri-Piri,
Kamisa, Maamet, Malangi, etc. The
converts became disciples. They were considered...
- türkü: "Mecnunum Leylamı Gördüm".
Ballos Syrtos Cerkez kizi Bir tas
attim kamisa Meryem Sayar's
granddaughters memoirs (in Turkish) "e-journal". Red Thread...
