- quadrangularis, the
giant granadilla,
barbadine (Trinidad),
grenadine (Haiti),
giant tumbo or
badea (Spanish pronunciation: [baˈðe.a]), is a
species of
plant in the...
- A tomb (Ancient Gr****: τύμβος
tumbos) or
sepulchre (Latin: sepulcrum) is a
repository for the
remains of the dead. It is
generally any
structurally enclosed...
- O. R.
Tambo International Airport (IATA: JNB, ICAO: FAOR) is an
international airport serving the twin
cities of
Johannesburg and the main
capital of South...
- P****iflora
tripartita also
called curuba,
tumbo,
curuba de
Castilla and
tumbo serrano is a
species of P****iflora from Peru, Bolivia, Ecuador, Colombia...
-
proposed calling the
genus Tumboa after what he
believed to be the
local name,
tumbo.
Hooker asked Welwitsch for
permission to name the
genus Welwitschia instead...
-
Tanzania Ministry of
Health and
Social Welfare,
April 2011 Liviga, Athumani;
Tumbo-Masabo,
Zubeda (2006). "Muslims in Tanzania:
Quest for
Equal Footing". In...
-
Tumbo is a
locality situated in
Eskilstuna Muni****lity, Södermanland County,
Sweden with 292
inhabitants in 2010. Södermanland
Runic Inscription 84 "Tätorternas...
- Fred
Mogaka Tumbo (born 18 June 1978) is a
Kenyan long-distance
runner who
specializes in the marathon. In 2006 he won the
silver medal in the marathon...
-
Farol de
Fontes Pereira de Melo (also:
farol da
ponta de
Tumbo) is a
lighthouse at the
northeastern point of the
island of
Santo Antão in northwestern...
- (also the
names of most fruits), yai 'egg',
mapacha 'twins', jino 'tooth',
tumbo 'stomach' (cf.
English "guts"), and
paired body
parts such as
jicho 'eye'...
