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įvalkalas — dkt. Čiùžinio įvalkalas … Bendrinės lietuvių kalbos žodyno antraštynas
apivalkalas — apìvalkalas sm. (1) Švnč, (34b) 1. drabužis, apdaras: Neturi ... nei apivalkalo su savim MP281. Reikia karvei pasiūt apìvalkalas, kad musios nekąstų Pl. 2. užvalkalas, apvalkalas: Apìvalkalą velėjau ežere Švnč. Reikia paduškom pasiūt… … Dictionary of the Lithuanian Language
pavalkalas — pãvalkalas sm. (34b) 1. SD286, N, [K] apvalkalas, futliaras. 2. Drabužis, kurį pavelki po apačia, vadinas pãvalkalas J. 3. BŽ259 impilas … Dictionary of the Lithuanian Language
įvalkalas — sm. (34a) DŽ, į̃valkalas (34b) NdŽ užvalkalas: Buvo tikrieji priegalviai – pūkų ir su švariais įvalkalais rš. Motina valksto lovas įvalkalais rš. Žalia dryžuota prijuostė, pasiūta lyg iš kokio čiužinio įvalkalo rš … Dictionary of the Lithuanian Language
Chola Kingdom — This article is about the kingdom of Chola in Indian epic literature. For the historical kingdom, see Chola dynasty. Chola was a powerful southern kingdom. They were mentioned in both great epics Ramayana and Mahabharata. They were believed to… … Wikipedia
Karnata Kingdom — Karnata was a southern kingdom ruled by non Vedic rulers during the period of the epic Mahabharata. The Karnata tribe was a Dravidian tribe. (Konkanas, Tulus, Karnatas, Mahishakas, Mushikas, Keralas, Pandyas, Cholas, Kanchis, Dravidas, Andhras,… … Wikipedia
Mahisha Kingdom — Mahisha or Mahishaka was a kingdom in ancient India, ruled by the Asura king Mahisha. His capital, Mahisha City, is currently known as Mysore a city in Karnataka. This kingdom is mentioned in Mahabharata, though Puranas (especially Markandeya… … Wikipedia
užuvalkalas — užùvalkalas sm. (1) NdŽ, Sb, Pšl žr. užvalkalas 1: Plunksnas į impilus supilk ir užùvalkalus užvilk J … Dictionary of the Lithuanian Language
