Definition of Samud. Meaning of Samud. Synonyms of Samud

- Benedict, son of Samud (Hungarian: Samud fia Benedek; died after 1233) was a Hungarian noble, who served as Judge royal between 1231 and 1232, during...
- Jen Sakda Kaewbuadee as Tong Kanok**** Thongaram as Roong, Jen's friend Samud Kugasang as Jai, Boonmee's chief worker Wallapa Mongkolprasert as the princess...
- October 1998. The book was first translated into Thai in 1867, originally in Samud Thai (Thai paper book) format, consisting of 82 volumes in total. It was...
- forsook God and began to adopt idols for worship, including three named Samd, Samud and Hara. Hud, even in childhood, remained consistent in prayer to God....
- Denis (II) with an unidentified noblewoman produced four sons: Üne (I), Samud, Denis (III) – progenitor of the powerful Losonci and Bánffy de Losoncz...
- (genus) Szolnok (genus) Vata (noble) Ladislaus I Losonci Benedict, son of Samud Chorni Klobuky ****ans Kangar union Kankalis Khazars Kipchaks Manav People...
- stun fish Derris elliptica *tuba 7191 a plant, sesame Sesamum indi**** *Samud 12683 a small tree bearing round, green fruit Ehretia spp. *kaNawaS 611...
- Maleh Madekhi Report Seo Jung-won Song Ju-seok Penalties Mujhid Haji Mujhid Saleh Samud ? ? 3–4 Sung Joo-sura Kim Yang-soo Noh Jung-yoon Kim Sang-moon...
- Seebeck, Bremerhaven July 1917 Seized by the Siam Government, renamed Kaeo Samud; December 1920 sunk on trip from Bangkok to Swatow in Gulf of Siam 1902...
- or early eighteenth century, probably from Arabic. Its Javanese title is Samud. Like some later Arabic versions, it gives the number of questions as 1...