List of terms used for Germans (section Zili pelēkie)
mainly used in Southern Italy. Fricis derives from the German name Fritz. Zili pelēkie, literally translated, means "The Blue-Grays", from the Prussian...
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Institute of Latvia, 1997. Mēs sitīsim tos utainos – arvien, arvien, Pēc tam tos zili pelēkos — arvien, arvien "Trīnīte" (in Latvian). dziesmas.lv. Retrieved 21...
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Bosworth, C.E. (1997). "SHĀH RŪD". In Bosworth, C.E.; van Donzel, E.; Heinrichs, W.P.; Lecomte, G. (eds.). The Encyclopaedia of Islam, Vol. IX (SAN-SZE)...
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Bär née Fränkel (1862) Hedwig de Beer (1887) Klara de Beer (1889) Cäcilia (Zili) de Beer (1891) Sigmund Cahn (1874) Ida Cahn née Kaufmann, Sigmund's wife...
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(shèngdào) which relies on classic Buddhist self-development and on "self-power" (zìlì 自力), was not feasible or effective. Instead the most effect method now was...
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"lackadaisicalness" (隨便主義, suibian zhuyi) and "self seekingness" (自理主義, zili zhuyi). He contended that "lackadaisicalness" led to lives without a sense...
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