What does Cair Paravel mean?
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"Cair Paravel" means "a lesser court" (Old English: "caer" means "court" and "paravail" means "lesser" or "under".) In other words, the kings of Narnia are under Aslan.
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It is a class of racing "ship".  Think of them like a Formula-1 car.  There are stringent standards that the builders must abide by, such as hull weight, keel length, and sail materials.  Download the PDF below for a full list of the rules:\n\n*OK, I give up!!!  I can't fit the address on one line, so follow the link below to find the rule book.
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Heres a web.\n\nwww.paragon#4242.com/
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I actually have no idea! And I'm French. So I've checked in an encyclopedia, and it says that it's still open to debate.\n\nOne of the possible origins of the word would be "serpe volante", which in Latin means "serpent volant" (flying snake), or "sèrp-volante", which means the same in Occitan. It makes sense because the first kites represented snakes or dragons.\n\nIt could also come from "Ercum volanti", "Arcum valante" or "Cercum volante", which in Latin mean "Arc volant" (flying arch). So, what's the link with the deer? Well, the deer was (still is?) wearing a crown (not sure where they saw that)... I'm not sure I really understood what they meant. There was no pictures.
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It literally means worship of all gods. The deep meaning is if you worship any god you like, the service goes to only one "Parameshwar", the Supreme God.
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Sorry, i can't understand these but if you want send me the drawings of this slab and the elevation and i will try to help.
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They are known "castanhas do Pará" because they used to be exported only through ports in the state of Pará. They are a native product from the entire Amazon Region (other countries than Brazil included).
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The Battle of Namariq\n\nWhen Abu‘Ubaid had reached there a battle took place at "Namariq" and the Muslims won it. A number of famous generals of Persians army including Jaban, right hand of Rustam, were killed in the battle. Then some small battles also took place at Kaskar etc.\n\n\nNamariq actually means magnificient..\n\nhope the below mentioned links work for you...
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I suspect it's supposed to be something like "Quod quondam iterum ego vado, in profundis vorago existimo iaci" which means something like "Whichever path I travel (in the past, in the future, sometimes), I judge myself to be thrown into a profound pit."\n\nIt didn't make much sense to me in the first version…I suspect it's a bad computer translation.
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parastatal\n\nADJECTIVE: \n\nOwned or controlled wholly or partly by the government: a parastatal mining corporation.\n \nNOUN: \n\nA company or agency owned or controlled wholly or partly by the government.
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there is a site "http://pamukkalee.sitemynet.com/traverter.htm"\n\nAnother Meaning of the Word with a bit diff spell as - traverser= Someone who moves or passes across\nEg: "the traversers slowly ascended the mountain"\n\nEnjoy :-)
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In our country we talk about a funny person called Sardar.Here is a sample what sardar did\nSardar once went to visit his chinese friend who was in hospital.Sardar don't know chinese.As soon as sardar went inside the Chinese man said"Ching Chon Mou cha cha"and died.Sardar went to China to find the meaning.The meaning is "You were standing on the oxygen tube".\nHope you are outta stress now.Mail me to eshwar2000in@yahoo.com and my yahoo Id is eshwar2000in if you like the joke and lets be friends from now on
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Para is for \n–destinations (Voy para México.)\n–deadlines (La tarea es para mañana; tiene que entregarse para las cinco.)\n–goals/"in order to" (Estudio para ser ingeniero.)\n–recipients (Esta carta es para mi mamá.)\n–"working for" (not "in place of") (Trabajo para McDonald's.)\n–opinions (Para mí, la clase es aburrida.) \n\n\nPor is for\n–by; through; near; around (Voy por el edificio.)\n–duration, both exact and inexact (Vamos a México por cinco días; Estudiamos por la mañana.)\n–substitution; exchange (Trabajo por mi amigo - I'm working for [in place of] my friend; Compro cinco plátanos por un dólar.)\n–method or means of transportation (Voy a México por avión.)  \n\nPor and para (but more commonly por) are used in a number of set phrases. \n\nPara, generally speaking, is about goals; por, generally speaking, is about ways, means, and duration. \n\nHope that helps.
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It seems to be a Spanish surname. Probably central America.
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'Parapublic' seems to be hard to find. I only found it in the context of "public or parapublic organizations" on French-Canadian pages. Perhaps in this case, the prefix 'para-' is used in the same way as "paralegal," "parapsychology," or "paraprofessional," in which case it means "subsidiary or assisting." Or perhaps it means "distinct from, but analogous to," in the way of "paramilitary."\n\nThe source page defines "parapublic" as an French adjective meaning "paragovernmental," but no other information is given. Hope this helps!
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It means "around" the vertebrae.  For example the paravertebral muscles are the two long muscle groups that run down your back on either side of the midline.  A paravertebral tumor is one that lies around or adjacent to the spinal column.
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Para can only mean 1 thing.  for (in order to)  \n"este paraguas es para cuando llueva"  = for, like "it's for the weekend"\n\npor can mean (be translated as) for, (like para), out of, all sorts of things.\n\nUsually, an english speaker will translate "for" wrongly, by using "por".  As a general rule, use para.\n\nIt's for maria. Es para maria.\n\nActually, maybe  I should have some lessons.