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 Translation for '' from English to Icelandic
landaf.
Bólivía {kv}
Bolivia <.bo>
viðsk.
útibú {hv}
branch office <BO, b. o.>
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Translation for '' from English to Icelandic

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Bolivia <.bo>
Bólivía {kv}landaf.

branch office <BO, b. o.>
útibú {hv}viðsk.
Usage Examples English
  • The production stars Masatoshi Nakamura as Tokugawa Yoshimune, eighth Tokugawa shogun. Asahi Uchida portrays Ten'ichi-bō, a youth portrayed as a son of the young Yoshimune. Ken Ishiguro is Ōoka Tadasuke.
  • There are no other weapons in Hyōhō Niten Ichi-ryū besides tachi, kodachi, the two together and bō.
  • Due to the influence of a large number of Hawaiian population with Japanese ancestry, on the islands of Hawaii the term "obake" has found its way into the dialect of the local people. Some Japanese stories concerning these creatures have found their way into local culture in Hawaii: numerous sightings of "kappa" have been reported on the islands, and the Japanese faceless ghosts called "noppera-bō" have also become well known in Hawaii under the name "mujina". This name confusion seems to have stemmed from a story by Lafcadio Hearn titled "Mujina", a story about a badger ("mujina") which takes the form of a "noppera-bō", rather than being one itself, which first introduced the faceless ghost to the Western world.
  • Stick is quite punishing and arrogant with his charges. He encountered Wolverine in his feral state and brought him back to reasoning, in part because of continued battering from his bō staff and hard-nosed advising.
  • Higa was one of the first to codify a system of kata and techniques. His contributions live on in several weapon katas, especially for tonfa, sai, and bō.

  • There are other tales about "noppera-bō", from one about a young woman rescued from bandits by a mounted samurai whose face disappears, to the story of a noble heading out for a tryst with a courtesan, only to discover that she is being impersonated by a "noppera-bō".
  • 4) Bōjutsu—Twenty techniques with a long staff bō(including techniques Bō Vs Bō and Bō Vs sword).
  • EJF is headed by Pascal Krieger and incorporates three separate grade systems. Ueshiba also used the long staff bō to perform the same techniques.
  • "Zanthoxylum liboense" (Chinese: 荔波花椒 (Pinyin: lì bō huā jiāo) is a plant in the Rutaceae family.
  • Other names: Hokibo, Hōki-bō Nikkō was the Buddhist name given to Nikkō when he was thirteen and became the Daishonin’s disciple in 1258.

  • The name of the western constellation in modern Chinese is 波江座 ("bō jiāng zuò"), meaning "the waving river constellation".
  • Olsen is an experienced surfer, and trained in bō staff and sword fighting. He also plays guitar and piano.
  • The future tense in the 3rd and 4th conjugation ("-am, -ēs, -et" etc.) differs from that in the 1st and 2nd conjugation ("-bō, -bis, -bit" etc.).
  • The plant was used as a source of fiber and medicine by several California Indian groups, including the Ohlone and Luiseño. The Concow tribe calls the plant bō'-kō (Konkow language).
  • Since the modification of Ankō Itosu, the thrusting techniques of karate have maingly changed from "nukite" (spear hand) thrusting with the fingertips to fists. However, in Motobu Udundī, "nukite" is still common and retains the characteristics of the old style. [...] Kicking techniques also differ from general Okinawan karate in that there are high kicking techniques. There is a high kicking technique called "bō geri" ("bō jiri" in the Okinawan dialect, literally stick kick).

  • There are no traditional Meibukan weapons forms; however, Yagi did adapt some Meibuken Kaishu kata to bō and sai, and are commonly referred to as Meibuken Kobudo. They are as follows.
  • Námó fótuó. Námó dámó. Námó sēngjiā. Námó shìlì. Móhē tíbí yé. Dánǐyětā. Bōlì fùlóunà. Zhēlì sānmàntuó. Dáshění. Móhē píhēluó jiādì. Sānmàntuó. Píní jiādì. Móhē jiālì yě. Bō mí. Bō luō. Bō mí. Sàlì fùlìtā. Sānmàntuó. Xiūbōlí dì. Fùlìnà. Ālìnà. Dámódì. Móhē pígǔbì dì. Móhē mílè dì. Lóubǒ sēngzhǐ dì. Xīdìshāi. Sēngzhǐ xīdì. Sānmàntuó. Ā tā ā [...]. Póluóní. Suōpóhē.
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