- integrifolius.
Pachylia syces syces (Mexico
through Belize and
Honduras to Brazil, Bolivia,
Paraguay and Argentina)
Pachylia syces insularis Rothschild &...
-
Sybra syces is a
species of
beetle in the
family Cerambycidae. It was
described by
Dillon and
Dillon in 1952. BioLib.cz -
Sybra syces.
Retrieved on 8...
- Syca or
Syce or Syke (Ancient Gr****: Σύκη), also
called Sycae or
Sykai (Συκαί),
possibly also
called Setos, was a town of
ancient Cilicia and
later of...
- A
Syce (Groom)
Holding Two
Carriage Horses is a
watercolor painting by
Shaikh Muhammad Amir of Karraya. The
painting was
finished circa 1845 in Calcutta...
- contexts, English-speakers
sometimes use the Arabic/Hindustani word sais or
syce instead of "groom".
Farrier Hostler Strapper "groom (n.1)".
Online Etymology...
- sergeant-major, 10 sergeants, one JCO, five head sowars, 85
sowars and 98
syces. The
force operates 68
horses under 2
stables (one on S N
Banerjee Road...
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Perak consisted of one Duffadars, one Naik, 13 Sowars, 13 horses, and
seven syces. Sikh men
residing in
colonial Malaya usually married women from
their own...
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Chamaesyce comes from the Gr**** word "chame",
meaning "on the ground", and "
syce"
meaning "fig". This
refers to the
growth pattern of
being flattened in all...
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early interest in the
cavalry horses of the
general and one day
persuaded a
syce to
allow him to ride a
fiery warhorse to the
river to
drink water. This stolen...
- (बाजनिया) - for the male and
female dancers.
Bhukadiya (भुकाड़िया) - for the
syce (horse-keeper, سائس)
Manga (माँगा) -
whenever the
government demands money...
