Noun:

கண்ணீரெலும்புகள்,

banes's Usage Examples:

von Hahn, Albanesische Studien (Jena, 1854), Reise durch die Gebiete des Drin and Vardar (Vienna, 1867); F.

Will he not castigate the Lebanese Government for permitting that to happen, despite promises to the contrary?castigate the Lebanese government for permitting that to happen, despite promises to the contrary?A statement released by the Lebanese Army Command announced that five breaches of Lebanese airspace were recorded Tuesday night.

City deserted In fresh strikes, Israeli warplanes hit the southern suburbs of the Lebanese capital, Beirut, which are a Hezbollah stronghold.

Tajani, Le Istoria Albanesi (Salerno, 1886); G.

Our waiter was the only unwelcoming Lebanese person I had ever met and seemed very mournful and depressed.

Since 1900 a considerable number of Syrians and Lebanese migrants have settled in the country as traders.

The Lebanese War was not, therefore, an asymmetric war confronting a well-equipped modern army with a ragtag band of guerillas.

One of the banes of any cat owner is litter mess, especially if you use a clay-type litter.

In the north-west it meets the Mediterraneo-Oriental and in the north-east the Chino-Ja~banese sub-regions, while south India and Ceylon have received a Malayan contribution.

Camarda, Saggio di grammatologia comparata sulla lingua albanese (Leghorn, 1865); Viscountess Strangford, The Eastern Shores of the Adriatic (London, 1865); H.

Ethnic Grocer has all sorts of wonderful food products from around the world, which you can browse by cuisine (including Japanese, French, Lebanese, Russian and more).

Would have reversed sarbanes-oxley and other leas in overseeing.

The Lebanese, thinking the approaching trucks were reinforcements, were surprised and quickly ousted.

Synonyms:

outlaw, criminalise, embargo, illegalise, illegalize, censor, criminalize,

Antonyms:

decriminalise, legalize, decriminalize, patronise, powerlessness,