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Middle English in the form sandalies. The
Latin term
derived from Gr****
sandálion (σανδάλιον), the
diminutive of sándalon (σάνδαλον), of
uncertain origin...
- The
Sandals, also
known as The Sandells, were an early,
influential surf
music band
formed in 1962. They are most
famous for
scoring the
surfing do****entary...
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Sandalium or
Sandalion (Ancient Gr****: Σανδάλιον) was a
fortified mountain town of
ancient Pisidia inhabited during ****enistic times. Its site is located...
- Look up
sandal or
sandals in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
sandal is an open type of
outdoor footwear also
known as a shoe
Konar Sandal, archaeological...
- of 2023,
Sandals operated 18 resorts:
Sandals Dunn’s
River in Ocho Rios
Sandals Montego Bay in
Montego Bay
Sandals Negril in
Negril Sandals Ochi in Ocho...
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naturalized in
South India by at
least 1300 BCE. In India, the prin****l
sandal tracts are most
parts of
Karnataka and
adjoining districts of Maharashtra...
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Swords and
Sandals is a
series of turn-based fighting,
action platformer, and real-time
strategy video games, made for Flash, Windows, iOS and Android...
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Episcopal sandals, also
known as
pontifical sandals, are a
Catholic pontifical vestment worn by
bishops when
celebrating liturgical functions according...
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although po****r as a
casual sandal amongst non-athletes as well.[citation needed] The
Santiossage is a slide-style
sandal. The
sandal has the
trademarked three...
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Strappy sandals are
sandals with
multiple straps that
connect (secure) the sole to the foot.
Strappy sandals have
various designs, materials, and heel...
