kolis

kolis
kòlis dkt. Kaimýnai tùri dù koliùs.

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  • Kolis — The Koli community is found throughout India. Kolis are found in Maharashtra, Gujrat, AndhraPradesh and rest of India. In Maharashtra they are found in the coastal regions of Maharashtra. They are also one of the original inhabitants of Mumbai,… …   Wikipedia

  • kolis — 2 ×kõlis (vok. Kohl) sm. (2) 1. M, Lnkv, Krč, Jnš, Lg bot. sėtinys, griežtis: Eik čia, duosiu kolio pagraužt Paį. Neleisk karvių į kolius Pkr. Atsigriežęs griežinį kõlio duok jamui J. ^ Galva kaip kolis (plika) Grž. 2. „?“: Jis pats yr tasai,… …   Dictionary of the Lithuanian Language

  • Kolis — One of the most famous of all surnames of Germanic origins, and recorded in some fifty spelling ranging from Klaus, Kloss and Koilas, to Kollatsch, Kulik and Clausen, this is a shortform or nickname. It derives from the ancient Greek name… …   Surnames reference

  • kolis — 1 ×kõlis (plg. kolijimas) sm. (2) J pagyrimas …   Dictionary of the Lithuanian Language

  • Mangela Kolis — is a subcaste among the Maharashtrian Koli community. They are found in most of the villages along the coast from north of Mumbai in Maharashtra. They speak Mangeli, a dialect of Marathi with a Gujrathi influence.[1] Contents 1 History and origin …   Wikipedia

  • Mudiraju — or Mudiraj(Telugu:ముదిరాజు or ముదిరాజ్). is a caste found in Andhra pradesh. The caste was primarily devoted to agriculture. Mudiraju are also found in Tamilnadu. They constitute a major block of aboriginal Indians. They are descendants of the… …   Wikipedia

  • Koli Christians — The name Koli Christians is possibly derived from the Marathi word Koli , which means a spider (one who spins a web in Marathi that translates to one who weaves a net , and hence the fisherman, who weaves the net, is also called a Koli).The… …   Wikipedia

  • Adivasi — Ādivāsīs (in Devanagari script: आदिवासी), literally original inhabitants , comprise a substantial indigenous minority of the population of India. Indian tribals are also called Atavika (forest dwellers, in Sanskrit texts), Vanvasis or Girijans… …   Wikipedia

  • Mahawar — (Hindi or Rajasthani: महावर ) is a name used in the Indian subcontinent mostly in Northern India as a surname or given name. As a noun in Sanskrit, Mahawar has various positive connotations, such as Great , Unique , Important , Great Man and One… …   Wikipedia

  • Bombay — Para otros usos de este término, véase Bombay (desambiguación). Mumbai / मुंबई Bombay …   Wikipedia Español

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