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Sakaya may
refer to:
Sakaya (dialect), a
dialect of the
Barein language Sakaya, California,
former Native American settlement Sakay (disambiguation) Sakarya...
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villages were Awani, Hokokwito, Kumaini, Lesamaiti, Macheto, Notomidula,
Sakaya, and Wahak. The prin****l village, and by
extension the
whole Yosemite Valley...
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Akira Sakaya (昌谷 彰,
Sakaya Akira, 1870–1946) was a
Director of the Kara****o
Agency (1916–1919, 1924–1926). He was
governor of Ōita (1911–1913) and Saitama...
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Jalkiya and
Giliya (geographically and
linguistically very close)
Jalking (
Sakaya)
Komiya Barein at
Ethnologue (18th ed., 2015) (subscription required) Lovestrand...
- June 1914 9
October 1916
Akira Sakaya 13
October 1916 17
April 1919 Kinjirō
Nagai 17
April 1919 11 June 1924
Akira Sakaya (second term) 11 June 1924 5 August...
- Da Nang is a
variation of the Cham word
daknan (lit. 'the
large water');
Sakaya (aka Văn Món),
another Champa researcher,
claims a
connection with the Raglai...
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language by 1987. It is a
compound word
consisting of iru ("to stay") and
sakaya ("sake shop"),
indicating that
izakaya originated from sake
shops that allowed...
- French). Phan Rang:
Centre Culturel Cam. (available
online at nguoicham.com)
Sakaya (2014). Từ điển Chăm (in Vietnamese). Hà Nội: Nhà xuất bản Tri Thức....
- śākaṃbharī
means 'she who
bears vegetables'. The word is
derived from two words-
śākaya (Sanskrit: शाक)
which means 'vegetable/vegan food' and bharī (Sanskrit:...
- as
Prince Siddhārtha into the
Khattiya warrior caste of the
Sakaya clan. However, the
Sakaya clan
existed on the
northern periphery of India, and they did...
