- Ruth
Patir (born 1984) is an American-born
Israeli contemporary digital artist,
perhaps best
known for her 2024
installation [M]otherland at the 60th...
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Patir can
refer to:
Rajani Kanta Patir (1917–?),
Indian Administrative Service officer Sumitra Patir Indian politician Pastil, a
Filipino packed rice dish...
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Rajani Kanta Patir (born 1917, date of
death unknown), also
known as R. K.
Patir, was an
Indian Administrative Service officer. He was the
chief secretary...
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Sumitra Doley Patir is an
Indian politician from ****am who
served as a
member of the ****am
Legislative ****embly
representing the
Dhemaji ****embly constituency...
- Taṉapālā, kalāniti., Ciṉṉatturai., (2013), "Nantikkoṭi ēṟṟīr! Koṭikkavi
pāṭīr!",
Omlanka Publication. Ciṉṉatturai taṉapālā, (2008), "nantikkoṭiyiṉ mukkiyattuvamum...
- The
Abbazia di
Santa Maria del
Patire (in English, St Mary of
Patir Abbey) is a
church and
monastery in Rossano, a
frazione of Corigliano-Rossano, Calabria...
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especially among Muslim Filipinos.
Pastil is also
known as patil, patel,
patir, or
pater in Maranao; and
paster in Iranun. The meat or fish
component of...
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uostas sieks tapti krovinių pervežimo ir siuntų
centru – žadama, kad naudą
patirs ir gyventojai" [Šiauliai
Airport will aim to
become a
cargo transportation...
- feel sent [ˈsent]
sento [ˈsentu] I feel senc (col.) [ˈseŋk]
inchoative -ir
patir to
suffer patisc [paˈtisk]
pateixo [pəˈtɛʃu] I
suffer patesc [paˈtesk]...
- (fem. of despotes) dámpati "lord of the house; (dual)
husband and wife";
patír dán də̃ṇg paitiś "lord" *gʰóstis "guest, host, stranger"
guest (< OE giest);...
