बृहस्पति के उपग्रहों में से 4 वां सबसे बड़ा; जमे हुए पानी के एक चिकनी खोल के साथ कवर किया

Noun:

यूरोपा,

europa's Usage Examples:

Forbiger, Handbuch der alters Geographie von Europa (Hamburg, 1877); article in Smith's Dictionary of Greek and Roman Geography, ii.

Max Muller, Asien and Europa, chap. xxv.

Muller, Asien and Europa nach altagypt.

Reymann's well-known Specialkarte von Mittel Europa (: 200,000), acquired by the Prussian government in 1874 (it will ultimately consist of 796 sheets), a government and Liebenow's map of central Europe (1:300,000) and C. Vogel's beautiful map of Germany (1: 500,000).

in all southern Europe only four faunistic products can be named: the Saggio di storia naturale Bresciana of Pilati, published at Brescia in 1769; the Ornitologia dell' Europa meridionale of Bernini, published at Parma between 1772 and 1776; the Uccelli di Sardegna of Cetti, published at Sassari in 1776; and the Romana ornithologia of Gilius, published at Rome in 1781 - the last being in great part devoted to pigeons and poultry.

In later tradition, Sarpedon was the son of Zeus and Europa and the brother of Minos.

Hoernes, Urgeschichte des Menschen (1892), and Der diluviale Mensch in Europa (1903); M.

History in the macaronic period made a backward step: it had been written in the Polish language in the golden age; it was now again to take a Latin form, as in the Chronica Gestarum in Europa singularium of the ecclesiastic Paul Piasecki (1580-1649), who is an authority for the reigns of Sigismund III.

Europa, p. 208 seq.).

Europa, 217 sqq.; Pinches, Old Testament, Index (s.v.).

europa's Meaning':

the 4th largest of Jupiter's satellites; covered with a smooth shell of frozen water