- In the
second half of the 12th century, a
group of
German tradesmen ("
multus populus Teutonicorum" from
various parts of the Holy
Roman Empire) settled...
- is on the
obverse (left), the
emperor on the reverse. Legend: D[OMI]N[US] IHS[US] CH[RI]S[TOS] REX
RAGNANTIUM / D[OMI]N[US] IUSTINI****
MULTUS A[ΝΝΙ]....
- The
family Ameroseiidae is one of the
three families of
mites under the
superfamily Ascoidea.
There are
about 12
genera and more than 130
described species...
-
accept this
object as
intrinsically valuable.
Intrinsic multism (from
Latin multus, 'many')
holds that
there are many
things with
intrinsic value. In other...
-
specific name
multicinctus is
derived from the
Latin multi-,
combining form of
multus, "much, many", and
Latin cinctus, past
participle of cingere, "to encircle"—as...
- *mikilaz << PIE *meǵa- ("big, stout, great")
Spanish mucho ("much")
Latin multus (many) << PIE *ml̥tos ("crumbled")
desert Latin dēserō ("to abandon") <<...
- were
mentioned as
Unlizi by the
Bavarian Geographer,
described as "populus
multus" and
having 418 gords-settlements. The
Uliches long
struggled against the...
-
mulier muli-
woman muliebrity,
mulierose multa,
mulcta mult-
penalty mulct multus • plūs • plūrimus mult- • plūr- • plūrim- many • more • most multiplex,...
- who had 516 settlements,
while the
neighbour Unlizi (Ulichs) as "populus
multus", thus
relating the
Tivertsi with
Stadici "can be
interpreted as Turkic...
- (fact)
feito feitu fechu hecho NŎCTE(M) (night)
noite nueite nueche noche MŬLTU(M) (much)
muito muncho mucho AUSCULTĀRE (to listen)
escoitar escuchar escuchar...
