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The cast of Raganu Menesis - 2012 includes: Andris Berzins as himself Harijs Spanovskis as himself
Harijs Spanovskis has: Performed in "Duplet" in 1992. Played Freds in "Sauja lozu" in 2002. Performed in "Augstuma robeza" in 2005. Played Viktors in "Neruna par to" in 2007. Played himself in "Raganu Menesis" in 2012. Played Peteris in "My Family Tree" in 2013.
Andris Berzins has: Performed in "Strakh" in 1986. Played Rodinka in "Daleko ot Sankt-Peterburga" in 1992. Played Lars in "Vecas pagastmajas misterija" in 2000. Played Rodinka in "The Last Soviet Movie" in 2003. Played Jagudins (2009-) in "Ugunsgreks" in 2009. Played himself in "Raganu Menesis" in 2012. Played Tevocis Antons in "My Family Tree" in 2013.
All planets in this solar are named after Greek gods. But the moon is also got to to with variations of Greek words.I got this intimation from a website called "Online Etmology" it saidO.E. mona, from P.Gmc. *mænon- (cf. O.S., O.H.G. mano, O.Fris. mona, O.N. mani, Du. maan, Ger. Mond, Goth. mena "moon"), from PIE *me(n)ses- "moon, month" (cf. Skt. masah "moon, month;" Avestan ma, Pers. mah, Arm. mis "month;" Gk. mene "moon," men "month;" L. mensis "month;" O.C.S. meseci, Lith. menesis "moon, month;" O.Ir. mi, Welsh mis, Bret. miz "month"), probably from base *me- "to measure," in ref. to the moon's phases as the measure of time. In Gk., Italic, Celtic, Armenian the cognate words now mean only "month." Gk. selene (Lesbian selanna) is from selas "light, brightness (of heavenly bodies)." Extended 1665 to satellites of other planets. To shoot the moon "leave without paying rent" is British slang from c.1823; card-playing sense perhaps infl. by gambler's shoot the works (1922) "go for broke" in shooting dice. The man in the moon is mentioned since c.1310; he carries a bundle of thorn-twigs and is accompanied by a dog. Some Japanese, however, see a rice-cake-making rabbit in the moon.But that is just a bit confusing.