Significats de pascha en anglès

The palace of the pascha is an extensive building, but neither tasteful nor costly; it is imposing only from a distance.

Sverbeeu represented the interests of Russia; Soughimoura, Japan; and Mouktar Pascha, Turkey.

Why not select just as well Bookseller Pascha, or Hennechen the steam agent?

At lunchtime on Thursday, the Pascha bulk carrier was 700 miles west of Ireland.

I entered Pascha's book-shop, found Pastor Levion's address in the directory, and started for it.

A few minutes later, they reached Pascha's bookshop.

Boy-ed was 'Richard Houston,' Von Papen was 'Thomas Hoggson' and Bolo Pascha was always mentioned as 'St.

Before assuming that name Easter had been referred to by the term Pascha or derivatives thereof which stem from the festivals Jewish origins.

The wife of the latter was a daughter of the Khedive of Egypt, and Mouktar Pascha himself a general of distinction in the Turkish army.

PASCHA] Easter, 27 March 1513.

The crisis has already bankrupted one of Europe's biggest brothels -10-storeyPascha in Cologne, where about 120 prostitutes worked, along with cooks and hairdressers.