Definition of Markai. Meaning of Markai. Synonyms of Markai

- common reference of Kibukuth, and its abbreviation Kibu to the land of the markai (the spirits of people who have travelled to Kibu after death) is a specialised...
- over the western horizon. Then, with a community death "festival", the markai thaay (now called the Kulagudpudai "Tombstone Opening", the mari, envisaged...
- was the focus of MTV's '16 and Pregnant' special". Entertainment W****ly. "Markai Durham From '16 and Pregnant' Has Endured Major Drama Since Her Episode...
- the Kaurareg people who believed that Barbara was the returned spirit (markai) of his recently deceased daughter. Barbara lived on Prince of Wales Island...
- po****tion of 538 people. The Alex Geddes Memorial Hall on the corner of Markai Road and Topaz Crescent (27°27′10″S 152°25′02″E / 27.4528°S 152.4172°E...
- Island) in 1844, was cared for by the Kaurareg, who treated her as the markai ("ancestral spirit" ) of an elder (Peaqui)'s deceased daughter (Giom) for...
- launched by the Tropical Writers Group of Cairns. She also wrote the poem "Markai", meaning 'ghost/spirit' (2009). Whaleboat is mother to three daughters...
- mari****mabaigal spirit talkers to report how they died, and then becomes a markai (heavenly spirit) and sails to Kibu at sundown with the prevailing winds...