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Makok, Lamphun — Tambon Country Thailand Province … Wikipedia
Amphoe Khuan Khanun — Khuan Khanun ควนขนุน Provinz: Phatthalung Fläche: 454,0 km² Einwohner: 82.425 (2005) Bev.dichte: 181,6 E./km² PLZ: 93110 … Deutsch Wikipedia
Amphoe Khuan Khanun — Infobox Amphoe name=Khuan Khanun thai=ควนขนุน province=Phatthalung coordinates=coord|7|44|6|N|100|0|36|E|type:adm2nd region:TH area=454.0 population=82,425 population as of=2005 density=181.6 postal code=93110 geocode=9305Khuan Khanun ( th.… … Wikipedia
Amphoe Bang Mun Nak — Bang Mun Nak บางมูลนาก Provinz: Phichit Fläche: 377,7 km² Einwohner: 49.302 (2005) Bev.dichte: 130,5 E./km² PLZ: 66120 … Deutsch Wikipedia
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Bangkok — Infobox Settlement name = Bangkok official name = Krung Thep Maha Nakhon native name = กรุงเทพมหานคร nickname = motto = image size = 800 × 533 pixels image caption = Bangkok flag size = image seal size = mapsize = 178px map caption = Location… … Wikipedia
History of Bangkok — Before the 1780s the vicinity of Bangkok consisted of small principalities which existed without official status. Bangkok began as a small trading community on the west bank of the Chao Phraya River during the Ayutthaya Kingdom,1350 to 1767. It… … Wikipedia
atsipriklyti — ×atsiprìklyti BM125, Rz, Žg įkyrėti, nusibosti: Atsiprìklijo su savo nešvarumu Ut. Atsiprìklijo tas dumblas: makok i makok Jnš. O jau atsipriklijo man tos bulbos Bgs. priklytis; atsipriklyti; įsipriklyti; nusipriklyti; pasipriklyti … Dictionary of the Lithuanian Language
pliurzė — pliur̃zė sf. (2), pliùrzė (1) 1. žr. pliurza 1: Pliurzę, o ne košę tu išvirei Tv. Kokia čia tyrė – skysta, tikra pliurzẽlė Lnkv. Išvirei kažkokios pliùrzės – nei žmogui, nei šuniui Paį. Verdi i verdi tą pliur̃zę – jau lig kaulo ana mun įkyrėjo … Dictionary of the Lithuanian Language
History of Thailand (1768–1932) — From 1768 to 1932 the area of modern Thailand was dominated by Siam, an absolute monarchy with capitals briefly at Thonburi and later at Rattanakosin, both in modern day Bangkok. The first half of this period was a time of consolidation of the… … Wikipedia
