- (pronunciation) or
Vilija (Belarusian: Ві́лія, romanized: Vilija, Polish:
Wilia)
rises in
northern Belarus. It
flows westward, p****ing
through Vilnius (Lithuania's...
- ORP
Wilia (old
spelling ORP Wilja) was a
transport and
training ship of the
Polish Navy of the
Second Polish Republic, from 1940 a
merchant ship SS Modlin...
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Wiliampolska is an
adjective from "Wiliampol" ("
Wilia town"),
derived from the
Slavic name of the
nearby Neris river -
Wilia; and "słobódka"
means "little sloboda"...
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canal camlas cnel
window ffenest(r)
ffenast shoes esgidiau sgitsha to do
gwneud nithir aunt
modryb bopa to
speak siarad wilia chair cadair catar...
- the 19th
century Modlin Airport, an
airport serving the
Warsaw area ORP
Wilia, from 1940 a
merchant ship SS Modlin, a ship of the
Polish Merchant Navy...
- type ORP Zetempowiec,
later renamed Gryf
Schooner ORP
Iskra (1917) ORP
Wilia Wodnik class ORP Gryf OS-1
class pl:ORP Elew ORP
Kadet ORP Podchorąży "Marynarka...
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Ceredigion Tua'r
Goleuni (Towards the Light) –
Rhymney valley,
Caerphilly Wilia –
Swansea and
District Yr
Wylan (The Seagull) – Penrhyndeudraeth, Porthmadog...
- CH5FR
River monitors Warszawa Kraków
Other Bałtyk
Gdynia Iskra Mazur Nurek Wilia FR From
France S
Single ship of
class RN From the
United Kingdom X Cancelled...
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Julius Juzeliūnas [de]. He was an
early member of the
folklore ensemble Wilia [pl],
founded in 1955,
focused on
Polish folk music. He
moved to Warsaw...
- CH5FR
River monitors Warszawa Kraków
Other Bałtyk
Gdynia Iskra Mazur Nurek Wilia FR From
France S
Single ship of
class RN From the
United Kingdom X Cancelled...
