- cyson
- adj.
1) правильный, регулярный
2) последовательный
- yn gyson
Welsh-Russian dictionary (geiriadur Cymraeg-Rwsieg). 2014.
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Cyson — The name of the martyr St Cecilia, the patron Saint of musicians was particularly popular with the Normans and was introduced into England by them after the 1066 invasion. As a result of its popularity the original name developed into many… … Surnames reference
Jacques de Cysoing — was a late thirteenth century Franco Flemish trouvère. He wrote nine songs that survive, all of them with their melodies. Probably born into a noble Flemish family in Cysoing, messire Jacques probably flourished during the reign of Guy of… … Wikipedia
Thomas Herier — Thomas Herier, Erier, Erriers, or Erars ( fl. 1240 ndash;1270) was a Picard trouvère associated with the Arras school . Herier is not mentioned in contemporary documents and all that is known about him is derived from his works. He composed a jeu … Wikipedia
Cisson — The name of the martyr St Cecilia, the patron Saint of musicians was particularly popular with the Normans and was introduced into England by them after the 1066 invasion. As a result of its popularity the original name developed into many… … Surnames reference
Sisson — The name of the martyr St Cecilia, the patron Saint of musicians was particularly popular with the Normans and was introduced into England by them after the 1066 invasion. As a result of its popularity the original name developed into many… … Surnames reference
Syson — The name of the martyr St Cecilia, the patron Saint of musicians was particularly popular with the Normans and was introduced into England by them after the 1066 invasion. As a result of its popularity the original name developed into many… … Surnames reference
KISHON — (Heb. קִישׁוֹן), river which drains the Jezreel Valley. The upper reaches are dry in summer and torrential in winter. Numerous small streams branching out from the hill of Moreh, the Jenin Valley, and elsewhere in the Jezreel Valley converge on… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
