「Millet」の共起表現一覧(2語左で並び替え)
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Choukachou or chouk is a Beninese | millet beer. |
he Ottoman Empire, they constituted a distinct | millet, led by the Armenian Patriarch of Constantinop |
s such as wood sorrel, Oxalis acetosella, wood | millet, Milium effusum, and dog's mercury, Mercuriali |
University's Widener Library also memorializes | Millet. |
In size, the volume is slighter than Among the | Millet - twenty-nine poems in contrast to forty-eight |
Haggerty, Richard and Richard | Millet. |
ned the interior's decorative scheme and Louis | Millet designed the central skylight. |
erg, Edmund White, Tennessee Williams and Kate | Millet. |
riended Betty Friedan, Gloria Steinem and Kate | Millet and was strongly in favor of abortion rights. |
ile DNAs called MULEs between rice and Setaria | millet . |
The Angelus of Gala; Gala and "The Angelus" of | Millet before the Imminent Arrival of the Conical Ana |
Roch Jutras as Mr. | Millet |
included also the Syrian Catholic Church) as a | millet, a distinctive religious community within the |
The band comprised | Millet (vocals, bass), Edgar Myles (vocals, trombone) |
He then formed his own band, Li'l | Millet and the Creoles, who played clubs in Louisiana |
tion of cereals - especially wheat, barley and | millet. |
my heart, is as tiny like a rice or barley or | millet seed and golden like a smokeless light (or fla |
be educated, Bintou must earn money by growing | millet sprouts. |
er of the family Poaceae, commonly called Koda | Millet, Kodo Millet or Kodra Millet. |
, sorghum, maize, potato, cotton, caper, pearl | millet, and some legumes. |
Again under Captain George | Millet she sailed to the Coast and China, leaving 31 |
urator, administrator, and celebrated teacher, | Millet was able to make great strides in the daunting |
"Rich Woman" was co-written by | Millet with Dorothy LaBostrie, and was later recorded |
arable to the feeling if a cat's coat contains | millet seeds. |
Eleusine coracana, finger | millet, is cultivated for its grain in India and part |
habit sugarcane, rice, potatoes, corn, peanut, | millet, sorghum, forest trees, and banana. |
of East gradually ending with Arid Cotton and | Millet Zone of west. |
(authors: Beverly Cleary, Ana Cristina Wering | Millet) |
It is the wild antecedent of the crop foxtail | millet. |
llages, had been engaged in cultivating common | millet, ragi, coffee and oranges. |
na and is a popular breakfast dish, eaten with | millet or corn porridge. |
sugarcane, the enzyme is NADP-malic enzyme; in | millet, it is NAD-malic enzyme; and, in Panicum maxim |
cover for the attackers, except for fields of | millet and corn, and the 30-foot high railroad embank |
oxtail, also known as Chinese foxtail, Chinese | millet, giant bristlegrass, or nodding foxtail, is an |
Raksi is usually made from kodo | millet (kodo) or rice; different grains produce diffe |
traditional Namibian drink made from fermented | millet (mahangu). |
m, as a leaven, has also been made from ground | millet combined with must out of wine-tubs and is som |
nomadic, goats), as well as grain agriculture ( | millet and sorghum). |
Distilled from grains like | millet, maize and sorghum, it is very potent. |
manioc (Maravalli kizhangu), groundnut, maize, | millet and Corn. |
This Genoels wrote Houbraken that he met | Millet as a boy of 17 in 1659 in Paris (Houbraken men |
After the dissolution of his band, | Millet worked as a bus driver in the 1990s and played |
In 2006, | Millet had a population of 2,068 living in 807 dwelli |
or the British carriers involved in Operations | Millet, Outflank and Meridian. |
y the powers of Patriarch (position in Ottoman | Millet) and formed "Armenian National Assembly". |
Other food crops include pearl | millet, sorghum, peanuts, rice, sweet potatoes, manio |
al handwritten copies, one in Istanbul's Fatih | Millet Library, one at the Capa Medical History Depar |
J. Hardy | Millet, 123 days, 1851 |
Japanese barnyard | millet is believed to have been domesticated from Ech |
Echinochloa esculenta, or Japanese barnyard | millet or Japanese millet, is a species of Echinochlo |
ecline in its cultivation of Japanese barnyard | millet, in favor of rice. |
Men's Greco-Roman (- 130 kg): Edwin | Millet |
d alcoholic beverage usually made from kodo or | millet is often preferred, and despite the general pr |
"Rich Woman" (Dorothy LaBostrie, McKinley | Millet) - 3:04 |
d laughter, weeping and lamentation...rice and | millet, fish and meat...the wearing of ceremonial cap |
torian Jonathan Ned Katz presents letters from | Millet to Stoddard that suggest they had a romantic a |
Couscous was originally made from | millet. |
tongba are local alcoholic beverage made from | millet. |
ozh is the Tamil name for a porridge made from | millet. |
monly eaten for breakfast with gruel made from | millet or corn. |
liquor brewed in Kenya from sorghum, maize or | millet. |
e to produce a dry mix containing malted pearl | millet and sorghum, that would be nutritionally enhan |
Maria Juan | Millet (1953, Valencia, Spain) is a Spanish politicia |
d O. sativa it infests maize (Zea mays), pearl | millet (Pennisetum glaucum) and sugar cane (Saccharum |
al Assembly in 1863 replaced the membership of | Millet system. |
was erected in Washington, D.C., in memory of | Millet and his friend Archibald W. Butt. |
The three men, Parsons, | Millet and Abbey, lived together and entertained soci |
hey grow subsistence crops like millets (pearl | millet, finger millet, and Sorghum), pulses (Moong, T |
Millets was founded in 1893 by Mr J.M. | Millet and had two stores in Southampton and Bristol. |
This has earned it the name Polish | Millet, and it was brought to the United States by so |
Erosaria miliaris, common name the | Millet Cowry or the Inocellate Cowry or the Military |
Dr. Nicholas Byram | Millet (June 28, 1934, Richmond, New Hampshire - 2004 |
The essence of the | millet system was not dismantled, but secular organiz |
Later, the perception of the | millet concept was altered in the 19th century by the |
In the framework of the | millet they had a considerable amount of administrati |
y the Ottoman Sultan Mehmet II, as part of the | millet system for governing exceedingly diverse subje |
a thick porridge made from the flour of finger | millet and water is added to the strained liquid. |
of camel's milk, and eat two kilos of pounded | millet mixed with two cups of butter, every day. |
ith those in favor of greater extension of the | millet system. |
d are agriculturalists who subsist on sorghum, | millet and maize. |
ts, and wheat, but they are also found on rye, | millet, rice, many types of wild grasses, and new cor |
ize), fapar (buckwheat), jau (barley) or kodo ( | millet) may be substituted in a cooked preparation ca |
e the Pomaks were a part of the Ottoman Muslim | Millet. |
pics in Montreal, along with his partner Pedro | Millet. |
The Nation Party (Turkish: | Millet Partisi) is a conservative and nationalistic p |
fferent types of flour (oats, peas, buckwheat, | millet, wheat, or mixed). |
As a religion instructor, | Millet has become known for his "milk before meat" ap |
Remains of | millet and barley seeds were found. |
illings, and later due to trade, also rice and | millet. |
Dr. Robert L. | Millet (born December 30, 1947 in Baton Rouge, Louisi |
time when too much rain threatened to rot the | millet that is grown to supplement their diet, and th |
rice, buckwheat kasha, groats, barley, rye or | millet. |
Only later did a separate Catholic | millet emerge. |
the 19th century, there was a single Armenian | millet which served all ethnic Armenians irrespective |
one and rhyolite as globules about the size of | millet seed or rice grain, with a duller luster than |
anthoplus discoidalis is a pest of sorghum and | millet in Southern Africa and can cause decreases in |
d and boiled dough balls (made from sorghum or | millet) are called aiysh or biya, but are not roasted |
ed bountiful harvests of wheat, sugar, pulses, | millet and cotton, thus enabling the state to increas |
ms, broomcorn, and johnsongrass, teosinte, and | millet well as field corn, popcorn, and sweetcorn. |
nical findings at Hallur indicated that finger | millet, kodo millet, rice, black gram, green gram and |
h many regions continue to use the traditional | millet. |
iarch of Constantinople, who under the Ottoman | millet system was recognized as both the spiritual an |
a separate religious community, the Protestant | Millet. |
Conqueror to divide the unity of the Orthodox | millet, and was deposed by the Greek bishops who want |
Muslim massacres, as Ethnarch of the Orthodox | Millet, Gregory V was blamed by Ottoman Sultan Mahmud |
Within the Ottoman | millet system, the Orthodox Church was responsible fo |
butable to productivity patterns of the Muslim | millet, which could have dropped beyond sustainable l |
It is consumed in a unique way: the fermented | millet is put in a container, also traditionally call |
dit established in town, he was able to supply | millet and vegetables to the children. |
They promised to show the Wolof how to produce | millet without the labor of planting. |
The Town of | Millet was named in honour of August Millet, who was |
s as to when wheat began to replace the use of | millet. |
Ngome is a flatbread made in Mali using only | millet, water and vegetable oil. |
e to Europe, originally infesting varieties of | millet, including broom corn. |
Servet-i Sahane ve Hakk-i | Millet (Great Wealth and the Right of the People) (19 |
cotton, chilli, onion, vegetables, groundnuts, | millet and grains. |
im subjects of the Empire equal rights via the | Millet system would “dull their nationalist and separ |
aple foods during the Han Dynasty were foxtail | millet, proso millet, rice (including glutinous rice) |
make bread, either alone or mixed with bajra ( | millet). |
are eating leaves and berries mixed with some | millet or flour to “keep their bellies full, but that |
Among other writings of | Millet are the book Talking with God: Divine Conversa |
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