Ancient unit of distance from the Indian subcontinent.
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Examples for "kos"
Examples for "kos"
1For further particulars respecting the modes of catching the eu-kod-kos, vide vol.
2In some places the beds of saffron-flowers extend to a kos.
3In our reckoning it is twenty kos and one kos is three kilometers.
4One of the best parts about being South Africa is undeniably our kief kos.
5Dē mod' o kos- abardat the court of Alkinoös.
1Oi shan't love 'em a bit the less coss oi loves little Polly.
2I kem along now' 'coss I want to be aboard afore it's dark.
3However, there was still some salad left, some large coss lettuce leaves soaked with oil.
4He has also a fort called Atursae, two coss south from Dewa; a mile west from Buldeogur.
5From its flat roof a body of horse had been seen in the distance, nearly a coss away.
1You're seven koss downstream.
2Koss since has left the country, China's Foreign Ministry said last Tuesday.
3It seemed a peaceful place... until Koss spotted the dead man.
4The next day Koss came racing back to warn Yoren of a camp ahead.
5Their leukemia could have been caused by other factors, said Amgen spokeswoman Ashleigh Koss.
1One is a 'Shakanah' (Englishman), the other a 'Naimewa' from the 'Maha-mate-kosh-ehoj' (an exile from the French).
2The enemy, by all he could learn, were now far distant from the Four Lakes-probably at Kosh-ko-nong.
3Kosh amedeid, you are welcome, Huckaback.
4All the effective men had been withdrawn, upon a requisition from General Atkinson, to join him at his newly-built fort at Kosh-ko-nong.
5Why, man, if we keep on in this direction, following the course of the river, we shall bring up at Kosh-ko-nong, instead of Chicago.
6They first reach a deserted palace in a desolate land, the palace of "Kosh the son of Sheddad the son of Ad, the greater."