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related to the 'purple fox' of
Chinese myth).
Minagawa Kien [ja]'s Yūhisai
sakki (有斐斎剳記) ( 1781) appeared,
which ranks the yako (野狐, 'wild foxes') as the...
-
pronounced [s],
although most
speakers make a
distinction between e.g.
šakki 'chess' and
sakki 'a gang (of people)'.[citation needed] The
orthography also includes...
- city
during this time as well, some of
which such as the
Kaneran Wala and
Sakki survive until today. All
existing buildings date from no
earlier than the...
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Panayiotis Engomitis Goalkeeping Coach Nicos Constantinidis Physical Trainer Panicos Sakki Physical Trainer Ioakim Ioakim Match Analyst Giorgos Christodoulou...
- šahs in Latvian, skak in Danish,
sjakk in Norwegian,
schack in Swedish,
šakki in Finnish, šah in
South Slavic languages, sakk in
Hungarian and şah in...
- 1139/apnm-2013-0187. PMID 24552392. Giannaki,
Christoforos D.; Aphamis, George;
Sakkis, Panikos; Hadjicharalambous,
Marios (April 2016). "Eight w****s of a combination...
- to most
Finnish speakers and
quite commonly used in many loanwords, e.g.
šakki 'chess', shampoo, but [ʒ] is
restricted to
foreign words only. In Finnish...
- Jean
Servais -
Saroghu Bernard Blier -
Marscar Jean
Topart -
Lieutenant Sakki Hans
Meyer - Hugo
Nanna Michael -
Carole Klaus Kinski -
Theler Marcella...
- (Stoning the Sinner) (1936)
Apuru Muhuna (The
Strange Face) (1944)
Handa Sakki Kima (The Moon is Witness) (1945) Mara
Yuddhaya (Mara's War) (1945) Mage...
-
Bartolomeo Sacchi (Italian: [ˌbartɔlɔˈmɛɔ
ˈsakki]; 1421 – 21
September 1481),
known as il
Platina (Italian: [il ˈplatina])
after his
birthplace of Piadena...
