- ā-yatti
- आयत्ति
Indonesian dictionary. 2014.
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Tol'yatti — Original name in latin Tol’yatti Name in other language Stavropol , Stavropol’, Stawropol, TOL JATTI, Togliatti, Togliatti on the Volga, Togliattigrad, Tol jatti, Tol yatti, Tolati, Toliatti, Toljati, Toljatti, Tolyatti, Tol’yatti, tolliyati,… … Cities with a population over 1000 database
Tol'yatti — or Togliatti or formerly Stavropol geographical name city SE central Russia in Europe NW of Samara population 666,000 … New Collegiate Dictionary
svâ̱yattī-kṛi — स्वायत्तीकृ … Indonesian dictionary
Tol'yatti — /tɒlˈjæti/ (say tol yatee) noun → Togliatti …
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Stavropol' — geographical name 1. territory S Russia in Europe N of the Caucasus area 31,120 square miles (80,600 square kilometers), population 2,536,000 2. city, its capital population 332,000 3. see Tol yatti … New Collegiate Dictionary
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La estela de Mesha — Saltar a navegación, búsqueda La estela como se fotografió alrededor de 1891 La estela de Mesha (popularizada en el siglo XIX como la Piedra Moabita ) es un piedra de basalto negro, que muestra una inscripción del moabita rey Mesha del siglo… … Wikipedia Español
Togliatti — /tɒlˈjæti/ (say tol yatee) noun a city in western Russia on the Volga River; automobile industry. Formerly, Stavropol. Russian, Toljatti, Tol yatti. {renamed in 1964 after Palmiro Togliatti, 1893–1964, Italian Communist Party leader} …
