Noun:

ବାଟାଲି |, ବାଇଶି,

adze's Usage Examples:

Shouldered adzes made of basalt appear later in the period.

Even though it was not part of the government, it co-operated with then-ruling Citizens' Union of Georgia (CUG) of President Eduard Shevardnadze and did not constitute a firm opposition.

mentioned in early sources, no examples of it were known to exist until its rediscovery in 1937 by a Georgian scholar, Professor Ilia Abuladze, in Matenadaran.

However, when the Rose Revolution began in 2003 and Patarkatsishvili could see that Eduard Shevardnadze was losing his grip on power, he used his wealth to support the new opposition candidate Mikheil Saakashvili.

side sit spins (Johanna Purdy " Kevin Maguire) Pair sit and catch-foot layback (Lubov Iliushechkina " Nodari Maisuradze) Dance spin (sit and camel) (Nathalie.

some Chalcolithic sherds and lithics included Canaanite blades, axes and adzes, a long, polished plano-convex flint hatchet; many large flakes and blades.

Eight years later she was pronounced 2005 World champion when a retest of Nadzeya Astapchuk"s doping sample revealed that she had been doping.

Commonly used woodworking tools included axes, adzes, chisels, pull saws, and bow drills.

consisting of a dopey husband" (Gela Samsonadze, who works in a bank) "and his lavishly coiffed wife, who live in a made-up city with their children", Shorena.

This triggered fierce public discontent nationwide, which eventually resulted in the toppling of Shevardnadze’s regime in the Rose Revolution.

Gongadze, with the journal Ukrayina moloda (April 14, 2005) accusing party members of using the dead journalist's corpse in a plot to discredit President Leonid Kuchma and force early elections, which could have led to party leader Medvedchuk succeeding Kuchma.

floors throughout, nailed to joists on doubled bearers and supported on adzed round hardwood stumps; cover strips conceal the central cut along the passageway.

Synonyms:

adz, edge tool,