Noun:

कीट्स,

ketas's Usage Examples:

Even Alketas Panagoulias, USA team manager (and thus Team America manager by default) was himself a naturalized citizen.

of monk Niketas against the Latins, dispraise for introducing fasting on Saturdays 50.

The Bulgarian additions to the Skylitzes Chronicle are more detailed, saying that Ivan Vladislav dueled with the strategos of Dyrrhachium, the patrikios Niketas Pegonites, on horseback, and while fighting, two Byzantine infantrymen from the audience rushed to the emperor and wounded him mortally in the belly.

Historical population Notable people Matriketas, astronomer.

Byzantine historian Niketas Choniates suggests they came only to provide grounds for their uprising.

The Byzantine chronicler Niketas Choniates described him as handsome, blond (his hair shone like the sun) and beardless.

contemporary historian Niketas Choniates portrays him as a man of "extraordinary rapacity and rare dishonesty" (Guilland), who used his position to sell off the.

father-in-law, Niketas, unsuccessfully attempted to incite Christopher to usurp his father, resulting in Niketas being banished.

as O City of Byzantium, Annals of Niketas Choniates, by H.

The earliest possible dates to actual unctions are references by the historian Niketas Choniates to Manuel I Komnenos.

Some authors have identified them with the Bordinians mentioned by Byzantine chronicler Niketas Choniates as a branch of Tauroscythians, a term apparently applying to the Rus people in order to distinguish them from the Cumans/Polovtsians and from Vlachs.

unending spiritual energy and केत/केता/केतस्/केतन् (IAST: keta/ketā/ketas/Ketan) which is a short form of केतु (Ketu) means continuous revolving action.