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What does raranga mean?
raranga means plane
What is raranga?
It's the term Maori (New Zealand indigenous) people use for traditional weaving. The most common plant used for raranga is the harakeke (flax). Some results of raranga areFood basketsNetsMatsKorowai (cloaks)Bags
Who traditionally carries California Republican or Democrat?
In the presidential race Democrats typically carry California.
Is there a proper name for the fork or stick Poseiden carries around?
The weapon Poseidon carries is called a trident. It's traditionally used for fishing (this is WHY Poseidon is shown carrying one, rather than the other way around).
The title The Duchess of York is obtained via?
This title is assumed by any woman who marries the British monarch's second eldest son, who traditionally always carries the title Duke of York. The monarch's oldest son is always traditionally the Prince of Wales.
Is family supposed to carry the casket in a funeral?
It is traditionally family that carries the casket, however when family's are very small or not close, friends would be perfectly acceptable as well.
What do you call someone who carries the luggage?
Because people who carry luggage are traditionally summoned by a bell, they are often known as bellhops (hop refers to the alacrity of their response). 'Porter' is another word to describe someone who carries luggage, at places like airports or hotels.
What is a fireplace flue?
The inside of the chimney. The flue carries smoke and combustion gasses out of your house. The clay tile traditionally used to line a chimney is known as a "flue liner".
Why is it carries and not carrys?
Traditionally, in the English language, when a verb ends in a consonant and then a 'y', the ending of the relevant third person singular ('he carries' or 'she carries', but not 'they carry' [third person plural], 'you carry' [second person] or 'I carry' [first person]) has the suffix -ies and the 'y' is dropped. Other examples include 'cry' becoming 'cries' and 'bury' becoming 'buries'.
What flavor are humbugs traditionally?
They are traditionally peppermint
Why was Mendiani danced traditionally?
Why is mendani danced traditionally
What does Maddy mean in Irish?
In Irish, "Maddy" is often a diminutive form of the name "Madeline" or "Madge," which can be associated with "Maolmhuire," meaning "servant of Mary." The name carries connotations of devotion and service. While not traditionally Irish, it has become popular in modern contexts.
