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Mantu may
refer to
Mantu (Afghan cuisine), an
Afghan dumpling derived from
Turkic cuisine Mantu Sen (1923β1990),
Indian cricketer Lucia Mantu (pen name...
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Manth (Etruscan: ππππ, romanized:Β Manth),
latinized as
Mantus, is an
epithet of the
Etruscan chthonic fire god Εuri as god of the underworld; this...
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spirits of the night, as well as the
Lares and the Manes. She,
along with
Mantus (Etruscan: ππππ, romanized:Β Manth),
ruled the underworld. Her counterpart...
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filled with
pumpkin In
Afghan cuisine, the
thinly rolled out
dough of the
mantu is
filled with beef or lamb
mixed with
minced onions and ****es, steamed...
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Sanata Ibrahim Nasiru Mantu (16
February 1947 β 17
August 2021) was a
Nigerian politician who
served as the
deputy president of the
Nigerian Senate from...
- both of
these deities ruled the
Etruscan underworld,
which was
guarded by
Mantus and Mania. Indeed, her name was
borrowed by the
Etruscans from the Gr****s...
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special gatherings. It is
similar to
mantu,
which is also po****r in Afghanistan. In
contrast to aushak,
mantu have a meat filling.
Aushak Recipe, Food...
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Mantu Debnath (also
spelt as
Montu Debnath) is an
Indian gymnast from Tripura. He won gold
medals at
national level competition,
became the
first Indian...
- Mammon:
Aramaic god of
wealth and
profit Mania:
Etruscan goddess of ****
Mantus:
Etruscan god of **** Marduk: god of the city of
Babylon Melek Taus: Yezidi...
