Αναγραμματισμοί & Πληροφορίες σχετικά με | Αγγλικά λέξη SAPON

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Παραδείγματα χρήσης SAPON σε μια πρόταση

• Prior to the colonization of Virginia, the area around what would be Altavista was inhabited by the native Saponi people, in a tribal town that was called "Sapon Town", near what is now the Staunton River.
• Saponins (Latin "sapon", soap + "-in", one of) are bitter-tasting usually toxic plant-derived secondary metabolites, being organic chemicals, that have a foamy quality when agitated in water and a high molecular weight.
• Other Native groups which he described visiting on his second journey included the Nahyssans at Sapon and Akenatzy; the Rickahockans; the Oenocks (Weyanokes); the Shackorys at Watary and Shakor; the town of Sara in the mountains that "receive from the Spaniards the name of Suala" (now known as Joara); the Usheryes at Wisacky and Ushery; the Toskiroros at Katearas; and the Indian towns of Kawitziokan, Menchaerinck (Meherrin), Natoway, and Apamatuck.
• ; Oke Oko; Oke Pape; Oke Sokori; Olomore Housing Estate; Olomore Village; Olorogun; Olorogun Village; Olose; Olowo; Olowo Odunjo; Olowo Papa; Olubo; Oluwanfere; Oluwo Ikije; Onipako; Oniyanrin village; Onju; Ontoye; Oogidan; Ope Oluwa Village; Ori Okuta; Orun; Osho; Osieke; Osun Lafunke; Owode; Owu Olubode; Owu Tuntun; Padiku; Ponkuku; Sala Ayiinla; Salu; Sangote; Sapon; Sariki; Siga Mayero; Sodeke/Oko; Sodipe; Solosun; Surulere Area Ita; Taiwo; Telefun; Temidire off Sabo/Abule; Tolato; Totoro; Township; Yagi; Yagofijo; Yogun.
• Literature: Sontara (1954), Khara Shiyalor Biya (1954), Ponakanar Sapon (1955), Horogor Mukuta (1957), Dokait Kon (1957), Kopling Siga Rail (1959), Rangmanor Katha (1963), Nilakhamor Sithi (1963), Beybering Chithi (1976), Brikudar Baruar Biya (1977, 1978), Bishes Ki Likhim (1978), Ghergheri Bus (1981), Bihugeet aru banghosha, Giti Malanca(1964), Asamiya Loka-sahityar Ruprekha (1968).

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