- freely.
Variants include the
gragger (Yiddish: גראַגער) used in Judaism, the
rapach, and the raganella. The
player holds the
handle and
swings the
whole mechanism...
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orchestral musical instruments pla**** by percussionists. See also
derkach and
rapach.
sirens vuvuzelas,
plastic horns that
produce a loud
monotone note the head...
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marriages is
perhaps uncertain. His
first wife may have been
Gormlaith Rapach, "the harsh",
daughter of
Muiredach mac Eochada, king of Ulster. The Banshenchas...
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reputedly descend from
Domnaill mac Áed, son of Áed
Findliath and
Gormlaith Rapach,
daughter of
Muiredach mac Echdach, King of Ulster.[citation needed] The...
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Gormflaith ingen Fhlaithnath,
Abbess of
Cluana Bronaigh, died 810.
Gormlaith Rapach,
Queen of Ailech, died 840.
Gormflaith ingen Donncadha,
Queen of Ailech...
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mitzvot or the 248
organs of the
human body. See also תרי"ג and שס"ה רפ"ח (
rapach) - (Kabbalah) 288,
indicating the 288
sparks resulting from the Shattering...
- Myer) 1951 Sinton,
Texas Plymouth Oilers A****er,
California Packers Steve Rapach (Sinton) 1950 Fort Wayne,
Indiana Capeharts Elk City,
Oklahoma Elks Pat...
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heart [x]רפ״, [x] ראש פרק (rosh
perek [x]) -
beginning of
chapter [x] רפ״ח (
rapach) - (Kabbalah) the 288
sparks resulting from the
Shattering of the Vessels...
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Successor Niall Glúndub Died 21
March 915
Issue Flann Flaithbertach Fergal Conchobar House Cenél nEógain
Father Áed
Findliath Mother Gormlaith Rapach of Ulaid...
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Lozhky –
decorated wooden spoons.
Tarilky –
cymbals Pidkova –
horseshoe Rapach Rubel Skrynka Trishchotky – set of
wooden boards on a
string that are clapped...
