- a ****er. But if I
catch you, Gargilius, you'll shut up!') Its
synonym lambere was also
sometimes used in a ****ual sense.
Martial (3.81)
criticises a...
- is
probably derived from
Latin lampetra,
which may mean "stone licker" (
lambere "to lick" +
petra "stone"),
though the
etymology is uncertain. "Lamprey"...
-
Mbéré is a
department of
Adamawa Province in Cameroon. The
department covers an area of 14,267 km2 and as of 2001 had a
total po****tion of 185,473. The...
- The
Mbéré Valley National Park is a
national park in eastern-central Cameroon. The park is
located in the
Mbéré department of the
Adamawa Region. The...
-
containing few, but very used,
Latin etyma:
lumbum (loin),
camba (bed),
lambere (lick), etc. however, it has not been
retained during other more recent...
- and nē Mē TerrēTe
TiMenTem (Virgil) with M and T; MoLLīs
LaMbere f
LaMMa coMās and MoLLīs f
LaMMa MeduLLās with M and L (Virgil); and RēGī dē GRaeciā (Nepos)...
- debatable. Le Maxidico :
dictionnaire encyclopédique de
la langue française, s.v. "frapper" (Paris:
La Connaissance, 1996), 498. This is
worth noting since...
-
Niefang Niefang Nkimi Nkumekien Djibloho Djibloho Djibloho Ciudad de
la Paz
Mbere Mbere Kié-Ntem Ebebiyín Bidjabidján Ebebiyín
Micomeseng Micomeseng Ncue...
-
Lokoti is a
village in the
Mbéré department of the
Adamawa Region in Cameroon. The
village is
crossed by a tar-sealed road. The
climate is
temperate with...
-
Djibloho comprises two
urban districts,
Ciudad de
la Paz and
Mbere. The
capital is
Ciudad de
la Paz ("City of Peace"),
known as
Oyala until 2017. In...
