- saw {} me "the man who saw me"
Welsh y the dyn man a DIR-REL
welais I saw y dyn a
welais the man DIR-REL {I saw} "the man whom I saw" The
direct relative...
- Juan El Tano
Walatowa (Jemez): Luis
Conixu Nambé (Nambé):
Diego Xenome Welai (Picuris): Luis
Tupatu (Ciervo Blanco)
Powhogeh (San Ildefonso): Francisco...
- Palestine. Her
subsequent memoir of her
travel to Morocco,
Morocco a'r hyn a
welais yno, was
published in 1883.
After further travels in the
United States,...
-
inflected verb (rather than a
periphrastic construction with bod): y dyn a
welais i - 'the man that I saw' y dyn a
welodd fi - 'the man that saw me' A cannot...
-
Kalabahi Timur, Lendola, Motongbang, Mutiara, Nusa Kenari,
Teluk Kenari,
Welai Barat,
Welai Timur,
Wetabua Belu
Atambua Barat Bardao (Berdao), Beirafu, Tulamalae...
-
manufactured by
MinoSpace was
launched on 27
October 2018. The ****ure-1 (
Welai-1)
small satellite was
based on MinoSpace's MN10 1.5U
CubeSat and carried...
- dwy gan i
fariton a
phiano (Two
songs for
baritone and piano), 1993, B Mi
Welais Dair o
Longau (I Saw
Three Ships), 1993, Solo Dwy Gân i Fair (Two Songs...
- po****r
lyrics made by
Ariyaratne include: Me guru pare,
Podiduwage sina
welai,
Buddhanu Bhawena, Oba
themei kiya bayyai, Api
ethata ethata pa nagala,...
-
Takalelang variety (the most well-studied variety) and Abui
laral in the
Welai, Mola, and
Mainang varieties. The
glossonym Abui was
first introduced by...
