- The
State Anthem of Ukraine, also
known by its
incipit "Shche ne
vmerla Ukrainy i slava, i volia" and its
original title "Shche ne
vmerla Ukraina", is...
-
evolution of she is disputed.: 118 By
Middle English, it was
found in the form
schē [ʃeː], but how it
arrived there is unclear. Some
sources propose it evolved...
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European Spanish) (5ª ed.). Madrid: Istmo. pp. 111–112. ISBN 84-7090-076-5.
Schely-Newman,
Esther (2002). Our
Lives are But Stories:
Narratives of Tunisian-Israeli...
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singular was
replaced by a form of the
demonstrative that
developed into
sche (modern she), but the
alternative heyr
remained in some
areas for a long...
- him
Dative him
Genitive his his his
Feminine singular Nominative hēo heo,
sche, ho, he, ȝho she
Accusative hīe hire, hure, her,
heore her
Dative hire Genitive...
- the west
along the
Mohawk River, the Iroquoian-speaking
Mohawk called it
Sche-negh-ta-da, "through the pine woods",
referring to the path they took there...
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World War II List of
military aircraft of the
Soviet Union and CIS
Notes "
Sche-2". airwar.ru. (in Russian).
Accessed 2010-05-19.
Donald 1997, p. 829. "Aircraft...
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meaning "the
fireplace of the
Mohican nation",
while the
Iroquois called it
Sche-negh-ta-da, or "through the pine woods". Albany's
first European structure...
- the
Mohawk called their settlement skahnéhtati, also
transiliterated to
Sche-negh-ta-da,
meaning "beyond the pines",
referring to a
large area of pine...
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October 2015. trans.
Higden (Rolls Series,
dating to 1432-50) VI. 333 to whom
sche redde the arte
trivialle (translating
trivium legeret),
cited after OED....
