Términos

Poetry that is primarily funny or displaying humor.

Poetry intended to be funny or cause mirth in the reader. Poetry that is primarily funny or displaying humor.

Railway yards that employ lead tracks on small rises over which an engine pushes single cars, or blocks of coupled cars, where they roll by gravity onto destination tracks where the cars are sorted.

Vaso grande y cilíndrico generalmente de vidrio, sin asa, y algunas veces decorado con esmalte o grabado, usado para beber cerveza y fabricado en Alemania a partir del siglo XVI.

Sustancia orgánica de color marrón o negro oscura no viviente derivada de la descomposición microbiana de sustancias vegetales y animales en la superficie de la tierra. Las plantas vivas derivan nutrientes de las formas creadas por esta descomposición.

Culture and ethnicity of nomadic, warlike, Asiatic pastoralist people, the Huns, who invaded southeastern Europe ca. 370 CE; through the mid-5th century, they built up an enormous empire reaching into central Europe. Appearing from beyond the Volga River some years after the middle of the 4th century, it is not known whether the Huns were a single people or a confederation of diverse ethnic groups.

Describe obras producidas por africanos de mismo nombre que viven en Kivu, República Democrática del Congo.

In England, Wales, Ireland, Scandinavia, parts of the United States, and other places, subdivisions of a county or shire, each having its own court.

Se refiere a la cultura de la nación moderna de Hungría o en general a las culturas que han ocupado el área de Hungría moderna en Europa central. Más ampliamente, puede referirse a la cultura de los magiares, un pueblo Finno-Ugric que se estableció en la cuenca intermedia del Río Danubio a fines del siglo IX.

Style and culture of one of the seven branches of the Lakota Sioux; they fought alongside Sitting Bull in the 1870s. The majority of Hunkpapa Lakota now reside in the Standing Rock Indian Reservation of South and North Dakota.

Trincheros sin cajones, o con una única fila de cajones bajo la cubierta; de un estilo fabricado en los estados sureños de Norteamérica.

Operational centers of any size used for activities surrounding hunting; may be contemporary or prehistoric.

Hats designed or used for the activity of hunting, which is chasing game or other wild animals, for sustenance, profit, or sport.

Tracts of land set aside for the propagation of wild animals for hunting. Early hunting parks in Europe and Asia were wooded, but later parks in European colonies in Africa may include savanna or other types of land.

Mineral blanco formado por carbonato de calcio y magnesio que se presenta en masas semejantes a tiza y se utiliza como pigmento blanco.

Events, usually competitive, focusing on the act of chasing wild animals for the purpose of catching or killing them.