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New Creative Relevant Search filters Etymologically Stock Photos and Images  (119) Narrow your search: Vectors | Black & white | Cut Outs Page 1 of 2 Bangali Akhara, Machuatoli, Patna, Bihar, India, 06th April 2014. Biharis celebrate Basaniti puja. The spring festival primarily celebrated by migrant and settled Bengalis is one of the rarest occassion when Basanti or Durga puja is celebrated traditionally twice in India, once in spring and another in autumn. Etymologically Basanti is spring goddesses. This is incredible India. Credit: Rupa Ghosh/Alamy Live News. Bangali Akhara, Machuatoli, Patna, Bihar, India, 06th April 2014. Biharis celebrate Basaniti puja. The spring festival primarily celebrated by migrant and settled Bengalis is one of the rarest occassion when Basanti or Durga puja is celebrated traditionally twice in India, once in spring and another in autumn. Etymologically Basanti is spring goddesses. This is incredible India. 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English: Fleuron from book: A letter from the Honourable Brigadier Sutton, Clark of the Green Cloth to his Majesty to Sir Thomas Parkyns of Bunny, Bart. Since the adjourn'd sessions at Rufford, April the 24th 1724. By him etymologically explain'd. 120 A letter from the Honourable Brigadier Sutton, Clark of the Green Cloth to his Majesty to Sir Thomas Parkyns of Bunny, Bart Fleuron T099739-1 . English: Fleuron from book: A letter from the Honourable Brigadier Sutton, Clark of the Green Cloth to his Majesty to Sir Thomas Parkyns of Bunny, Bart. Since the adjourn'd sessions at Rufford, April the 24th 1724. By him etymologically explain'd. 120 A letter from the Honourable Brigadier Sutton, Clark of the Green Cloth to his Majesty to Sir Thomas Parkyns of Bunny, Bart Fleuron T099739-1https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/english-fleuron-from-book-a-letter-from-the-honourable-brigadier-sutton-clark-of-the-green-cloth-to-his-majesty-to-sir-thomas-parkyns-of-bunny-bart-since-the-adjournd-sessions-at-rufford-april-the-24th-1724-by-him-etymologically-explaind-120-a-letter-from-the-honourable-brigadier-sutton-clark-of-the-green-cloth-to-his-majesty-to-sir-thomas-parkyns-of-bunny-bart-fleuron-t099739-1-image206702596.html . The structure and classification of birds . generally; is very like the last type. Thedistinguishing character (fig. 80) is that the vomer isbroad and truncated anteriorly, lying between the separatemaxillo-palatines. The skull is thus schizognathous etymologically. To these four divisions Professor PARKERhas added— 5. Saurogiiatliism.—Exemplified in the woodpeckers.The maxillo-palatines are extremely slight, hardly extendinginwards from the maxillne ; hence the skull is widelyschizognathous. The vomers are delicate paired rods. As stated in the foregoing brief epitome of the charactersof th . The structure and classification of birds . generally; is very like the last type. Thedistinguishing character (fig. 80) is that the vomer isbroad and truncated anteriorly, lying between the separatemaxillo-palatines. The skull is thus schizognathous etymologically. To these four divisions Professor PARKERhas added— 5. Saurogiiatliism.—Exemplified in the woodpeckers.The maxillo-palatines are extremely slight, hardly extendinginwards from the maxillne ; hence the skull is widelyschizognathous. The vomers are delicate paired rods. 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Biharis celebrate Basaniti puja. The spring festival primarily celebrated by migrant and settled Bengalis is one of the rarest occassion when Basanti or Durga puja is celebrated traditionally twice in India, once in spring and another in autumn. Etymologically Basanti is spring goddesses. This is incredible India. Credit: Rupa Ghosh/Alamy Live News. Bangali Akhara, Machuatoli, Patna, Bihar, India, 06th April 2014. Biharis celebrate Basaniti puja. The spring festival primarily celebrated by migrant and settled Bengalis is one of the rarest occassion when Basanti or Durga puja is celebrated traditionally twice in India, once in spring and another in autumn. Etymologically Basanti is spring goddesses. This is incredible India. Credit: Rupa Ghosh/Alamy Live News.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/bangali-akhara-machuatoli-patna-bihar-india-06th-april-2014-biharis-image68318848.html The seed of the monocot group of flowering plants, rice is a cereal grain that comes in two major strains: Oryza sativa or Asian rice, and Oryza glaberrima or African rice. For a large portion of the world’s population, particularly those in Central, East and South Asia, rice is one of the most important and most widely consumed food sources. Etymologically the word rice comes from the Old French 'ris', dated from around the mid-13th century. The Old French term itself is believed to have been derived from the Italian 'riso', which in turn came from the Latin word 'oriza', and the Latin word The seed of the monocot group of flowering plants, rice is a cereal grain that comes in two major strains: Oryza sativa or Asian rice, and Oryza glaberrima or African rice. 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Old engraving illustration frhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/nobe-is-a-personage-of-greek-mythology-daughter-of-tantalus-and-wife-of-anfin-king-of-tebas-greece-ancient-history-old-engraving-illustration-fr-image342955288.html Squero San Trovaso: where Venetian gondolas are born, Venice Italy Squero San Trovaso: where Venetian gondolas are born, Venice Italyhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-squero-san-trovaso-where-venetian-gondolas-are-born-venice-italy-80868416.html . English: Fleuron from book: A letter from the Honourable Brigadier Sutton, Clark of the Green Cloth to his Majesty to Sir Thomas Parkyns of Bunny, Bart. Since the adjourn'd sessions at Rufford, April the 24th 1724. By him etymologically explain'd. 120 A letter from the Honourable Brigadier Sutton, Clark of the Green Cloth to his Majesty to Sir Thomas Parkyns of Bunny, Bart Fleuron T099739-2 . English: Fleuron from book: A letter from the Honourable Brigadier Sutton, Clark of the Green Cloth to his Majesty to Sir Thomas Parkyns of Bunny, Bart. Since the adjourn'd sessions at Rufford, April the 24th 1724. By him etymologically explain'd. 120 A letter from the Honourable Brigadier Sutton, Clark of the Green Cloth to his Majesty to Sir Thomas Parkyns of Bunny, Bart Fleuron T099739-2https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/english-fleuron-from-book-a-letter-from-the-honourable-brigadier-sutton-clark-of-the-green-cloth-to-his-majesty-to-sir-thomas-parkyns-of-bunny-bart-since-the-adjournd-sessions-at-rufford-april-the-24th-1724-by-him-etymologically-explaind-120-a-letter-from-the-honourable-brigadier-sutton-clark-of-the-green-cloth-to-his-majesty-to-sir-thomas-parkyns-of-bunny-bart-fleuron-t099739-2-image206702598.html . Natural history. Zoology. MOTHS AND BUGS. S9S Sub-Order Heteroptera {Bng^i). Sub-Order Heteroptera. Bugs. The word bug is derived from the Arabic, and has nothing etymologically to do with bogy, with which it is popularly associated. It suggests an ugly, foul- smelling, wingless insect, which sucks blood, hides itself in crevices, and shuns the light. In America, however, the word has come to be extended to insects in general. Ento- mologically it is applied to the insects belonging to the sub- order Heteroptera, only some of which suck blood, the greater number feeding on the juices of plan . Natural history. Zoology. MOTHS AND BUGS. S9S Sub-Order Heteroptera {Bng^i). Sub-Order Heteroptera. Bugs. The word bug is derived from the Arabic, and has nothing etymologically to do with bogy, with which it is popularly associated. It suggests an ugly, foul- smelling, wingless insect, which sucks blood, hides itself in crevices, and shuns the light. In America, however, the word has come to be extended to insects in general. 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Biharis celebrate Basaniti puja. The spring festival primarily celebrated by migrant and settled Bengalis is one of the rarest occassion when Basanti or Durga puja is celebrated traditionally twice in India, once in spring and another in autumn. Etymologically Basanti is spring goddesses. This is incredible India. Credit: Rupa Ghosh/Alamy Live News. Bangali Akhara, Machuatoli, Patna, Bihar, India, 06th April 2014. Biharis celebrate Basaniti puja. The spring festival primarily celebrated by migrant and settled Bengalis is one of the rarest occassion when Basanti or Durga puja is celebrated traditionally twice in India, once in spring and another in autumn. Etymologically Basanti is spring goddesses. This is incredible India. 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For a large portion of the world’s population, particularly those in Central, East and South Asia, rice is one of the most important and most widely consumed food sources. Etymologically the word rice comes from the Old French 'ris', dated from around the mid-13th century. 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