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At the top of the image is the Livonian word "kuotkānõz". Below it are its Latvian translation "ērglis" and its English translation "eagle". In the middle of the image is an example sentence using the word in Livonian: Kuotkānõz līndab kuordist rānda piedāgõd pǟlõ. Below the Livonian sentence on the left is its Latvian translation: Ērglis lido augsti virs krasta priedēm. Below the Livonian sentence on the right is its English translation: The eagle is flying high above the coast pines. On the bottom right is the hashtag: #līvõkēļ

Vairāk par vārdu un tā izrunu meklējiet livonian.tech/meklesanas-r..., ierakstot vārdu “kuotkānõz”.

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#līvõkēļ

Ukraina sõjapõgenike laste ja kohalike vene kodukeelega laste eesti keele õppimise kiirusest: novaator.err.ee/1609958561/e...

POTUS statement on international situation

I tell my students that I have unanswered emails that are older than them

And we have a probable point of origin for the motif's subsequent spread. (I'm a simple folklorist used to 19th-century archival records of oral tradition that are gradually becoming big data and fairly unacquainted with TV series, unfortunately.)

The bodies on ice motif is familiar from an MH17 conspiracy theory: the passengers were said to originate from the lost MH370. Interesting material for comparative studies, should anyone bother.

At the top of the image is the Livonian word "lugdõbrōntõz". Below it are its Latvian translation "lasāmgrāmata" and its English translation "reader". In the middle of the image is an example sentence using the word in Livonian: Pētõr Damberg um līvõ kīel lugdõbrōntõ autor. Below the Livonian sentence on the left is its Latvian translation: Pēteris Dambergs ir lībiešu valodas lasāmgrāmatas autors. Below the Livonian sentence on the right is its English translation: Pētõr Damberg is the author of a Livonian reader. On the bottom right is the hashtag: #līvõkēļ

Vairāk par vārdu un tā izrunu meklējiet livonian.tech/meklesanas-r..., ierakstot vārdu “lugdõbrōntõz”.

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#līvõkēļ

It wasn't a Shahed, but a Russian drone in Kyiv was taken down with a jar of pickled tomatoes by an elderly woman. She had been smoking on a balcony of a tenement. Talk about cyberpunk.

There are dummy Flying Mopeds that won't explode and are there just to overwhelm defences.

SHOULD THE U.S BLOT OUT THE SUN AND USHER IN AN AGE OF ETERNAL DARKNESS? - Gallup 2/20/26-3/5/26

NO - 41%
YES - 38%
UNSURE - 21%

Iceland locks in on date for EU referendum | Euractiv As a member of the European Economic Area, Iceland is already aligned with much of the bloc's legislation

Just announced: Iceland has urgently moved up its referendum to join the European Union - to 29 August.

A reminder: 🇮🇸 is in many ways already a non-voting 🇪🇺 member because of the EEA. This would give them voting power to shape the laws they have to follow.

I *think* the company in question might be a privatised collective farm. Reindeer herds nationalised from the indigenous family herds in the Soviet era and then the collective farm privatised to someone with party or other insider connections in the 1990s.

And one would do better by reading Art Leete than believing me: journal.fi/suomenantrop...

And if you had too many reindeer before collectivisation you were a "kulak" and faced criminal liability. I am too hazy on the detail but there were several armed uprisings against Soviet authorities because of things like this.

There was a thing called collectivisation when private herds were nationalised and collective farms (local SOEs, basically) formed. You lost your herd and got a job as a herder. This can be assumed to persist in places.

Lynx was great. But Pine was really, really better than Elm.

Probably not a book but a folktale, something recorded from oral tradition. There's some very weird stuff in folklore archives. I've known surrealist poets fascinated by such material.

Here is a photo of a cat in a tree. Spotted yesterday when walking the dog. Also, most of the snow has melted.

Came here to say exactly that.

Keel ja Kirjandus: Maria Vjatšina kirjutab, kuidas vene meedia kajastas udmurdi teadlase Albert Razini enesesüütamist protestina põliskeelte haridusest eemaldamise vastu. doi.org/10.54013/kk8...

At the top of the image is the Livonian word "reuglõ". Below it are its Latvian translation "atraugāties" and its English translation "to burp". In the middle of the image is an example sentence using the word in Livonian: Polākõz juoi limonādõ ja kildzistiz reugliz. Below the Livonian sentence on the left is its Latvian translation: Zēns dzēra limonādi un skaļi atraugājās. Below the Livonian sentence on the right is its English translation: The boy drank the lemonade and burped loudly. On the bottom right is the hashtag: #līvõkēļ

Vairāk par vārdu un tā izrunu meklējiet livonian.tech/meklesanas-r..., ierakstot vārdu “reuglõ”.

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#līvõkēļ

You are clearly being not nasty enough as a critic. Thank you for another nice review.

I think "A Clockwork Orange" by Anthony Burgess had a scene or two that described some potential risks in such a scenario.

Aga ta korra juba läks Isamaast ära?

I remember that it has been argued that the deal in Iceland was for a 1000 years only.

Seega on võimalik esitada ka tõelisest pärisorjuse ajast inspireeritud ettepanekuid, näiteks lubada ettevõtte juhil või omanikul kõik töötajad mõnele Prigožini-taolisele ettevõtjale või kellele tahes maha müüa. Töölepingud eluaegseks ja päritavaks ilma võimaluseta neid üles öelda.

"Entoforcement" sounds intriguing. Will the insects be forced? Will someone have insects forced on them? Will the insects do the forcing? So many questions.

Did it have something to do with the presence of Navajo and Hopi reservations not so far away?

I still refuse to believe the bank skyscraper that was built in a former quarter of early 20th-century two-story wooden houses in the late 1990s. Wasn't there when I used to go past that place in a Czechoslovakian trolleybus on my way home from school.

Kontrollisin pealiskaudselt ja olen nüüd veendunud, et Delfis peaks olema jutt pärisorjuse-eelsest ajast. Jüripäeval isanda vahetamise õigus kadus pärisorjuse kehtestamisega.