- FSFO (Fo
Sostyn, Fo
Ordaag ("under England,
under the thumb"),
sometimes interpreted as "Financial
Sector (or Services) **** Off") was a Manx nationalist...
- C****mrigh Èirinn Èirinn a
Tuath Poblachd na h-Èireann Alba
Manainn Sasann Manx (Gaelg) y
Chorn Bretyn Nerin Nerin Hwoaie Pobblaght Nerin Nalbin Mannin Sostyn...
- in Czech,
Nessel in German). The name
refers to the
probable founder of
Šostýn Castle (German: Schauenstein),
Bishop Bruno von Schauenburg, who had a nettle...
-
Ngirterra (Albanian variant, Arbëresh),
Sasainn (Scots Gaelic),
Sasana (Irish),
Sostyn (Manx), Englistan/Inglistan - انگلستان (Urdu),
ingilaandhu இங்கிலாந்து (Tamil)...
- (Samogitian), Pow Sows (Cornish),
Sasainn (Scottish Gaelic),
Sasana (Irish),
Sostyn (Manx),
Uingereza (Swahili), Yīnggélán - 英格兰 (Mandarin Chinese), Yngland...
-
Witek von Wigstein, who was
enfeoffed by the
Bishops of
Olomouc with
nearby Šostýn (Schauenstein)
Castle in 1369. In 1435 it was
given in pawn with the Lordship...
-
Castle Střítež
Chateau Studénka
Chateau Šenov
Chateau Šilheřovice
Chateau Šostýn Castle Štandl
Castle Štáblovice
Chateau Štemplovec
Chateau Šternek Castle...
