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various for****c
expressions from the Balto-Slavic languages:
Lithuanian Perkūno ąžuolas (Perkūnas's oak),
Latvian Pērkōna uōzuōls ('Pērkōn's oak'), or...
- Perkūnas (Lithuanian: Perkūnas, Latvian: Pērkons, Old Prussian: Perkūns,
Perkunos, Yotvingian: Parkuns, Latgalian: Pārkiuņs) was the
common Baltic god of...
- The
House of Perkūnas is one of the most
original and
Gothic secular buildings,
located in the Old Town of Kaunas, Lithuania.
Originally built by Hanseatic...
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pagan customs in some areas, for example,
adhering to
beliefs in Perkūnas (
Perkunos),
symbolized by the goat buck, Potrimpo, and
Pikullos (Patollu)
while "consuming...
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thunder god Perkūnas. He is also
known as Pērkons in Latvian; Perkūns or
Perkunos in Old Prussian;
Parkuns in
Yotvingian and Pārkiuņs in Latgalian. It is...
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Union Match, De Zwaluw, Korona, Le Tre Stelle,
Bryant & May, Beehive,
Perkuno, The Ship, Quinas,
Three Stars,
Sirius UK, Scandinavia, France, Spain,...
- names, such as the
Lithuanian Perkunas,
Lettish Pērkons, the Old
Prussian Perkunos, the
Polish Piorun, the
Bohemian Peraun, and the
Russian Perun.
There is...
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Ratai ("The Big Back Wheels").
Other names for the
constellation include Perkūno Ratai ("The
Wheels of Perkūnas"), Kaušas ("The Bucket"), Vežimas ("The...
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Systems Battalion (Lithuanian:
Lietuvos didžiojo
etmono Kristupo Radvilos Perkūno ryšių ir informacinių sistemų batalionas) is a
Lithuanian military unit...
- Mokošin Vrch,
where both mean an
elevated place, and the
Baltic toponyms Perkuno kalnas ("mountain of Perkun") and
Laumes kalnas ("mountain of Laima"),...
