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ARTICLES RELATED TO nickname | | | |  nickname: Encyclopedia - Seattle, Washington
Location of Seattle in
King County and Washington
Seattle is the largest city in the Pacific Northwest region of the United States. It is located in the U.S. state of Washington between Puget Sound and Lake Washington, nearly 108 miles (174 km) south of the United States–Canadian border in King County, of which it is the county seat.
Seattle was founded in the 1850s and named after Chief Seattle, or Sealth. As of 2004, the population estimates of the city given by the U.S. Census Bureau was 571,480, howeve ...
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- Seattle, Washington - History
- Seattle, Washington - Geography and climate
- Seattle, Washington - Demographics
- Seattle, Washington - Government and politics
- Seattle, Washington - Economy
- Seattle, Washington - Education
- Seattle, Washington - Culture
- Seattle, Washington - Infrastructure
- Seattle, Washington - Gallery
- Seattle, Washington - Sources
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| | | | nickname: Encyclopedia II - Wilt Chamberlain - Legacy The 7-foot 1-inch (2.16 m) Chamberlain holds nearly 100 NBA records, including the record for most points in a game -- 100 -- well before the NBA adopted the three-point field goal line.
Going into the 1961-62 season, this record was held by Elgin Baylor of the Lakers, with 71 points. On December 8, 1961, Chamberlain and the Warriors played Baylor and the Lakers. In that game, Chamberlain scored 78 points, breaking Baylor's record. However, the game had gone into triple overtime. Legendary Laker broadcaster "Chick" Hearn often told th ...
See also:Wilt Chamberlain, Wilt Chamberlain - Early Life, Wilt Chamberlain - NBA Career, Wilt Chamberlain - Legacy, Wilt Chamberlain - Personal life Read more here: » Wilt Chamberlain: Encyclopedia II - Wilt Chamberlain - Legacy |
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| | | | nickname: Encyclopedia II - Diminutive - Australian English Australian English is known for its use of diminutives with the "-za" suffix applied to the shortened version of a person's name, especially one ending in -(r)r- plus vowel. Thus "Barry" becomes "Bazza" and "Gary" becomes "Gazza" though this is not routinely done with all names; a possible diminutive for "Larry", which would be "Lazza" under this system, a word quite close to Lizzy (diminutive of the female name Elizabeth) and lass (meaning girl)), is very rare. There has also been a trend towards changing "Jarrod ...
See also:Diminutive, Diminutive - English Usage in General, Diminutive - Australian English, Diminutive - Other suffixes, Diminutive - Diminutives aside from Proper Nouns, Diminutive - Non-English languages with regular use of diminutive suffixes, Diminutive - German, Diminutive - Dutch and Low German, Diminutive - Latin, Diminutive - Italian, Diminutive - Spanish, Diminutive - Portuguese, Diminutive - French, Diminutive - Czech, Diminutive - Russian, Diminutive - Turkish, Diminutive - Polish Read more here: » Diminutive: Encyclopedia II - Diminutive - Australian English |
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| | | | nickname: Encyclopedia II - Indian names - South Indian names South Indians, for long time, had a simple naming system. Historically, everyone was called by a single name, which was chosen in one of three ways that South Indians chose their names:
The name of their Village / Town e.g. Delhi Ganesh
Their Family name e.g. Pulithevar
Some used both e.g. Madurai Mani Iyer
The concepts of initials, middle names, family names and surnames is foreign to South Indians. Everyone had a single name like Murugesh or Lakshmanan. Occasionally these names wer ...
See also:Indian names, Indian names - Given names, Indian names - Last names, Indian names - South Indian names, Indian names - Initials, Indian names - Surnames or Family Names, Indian names - North Indian Names, Indian names - External link Read more here: » Indian names: Encyclopedia II - Indian names - South Indian names |
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| | | | nickname: Encyclopedia - Ambrose Bierce Ambrose Gwinnett Bierce (born June 24, 1842, Horse Cave Creek, Meigs County, Ohio, USA – date of death uncertain, possibly December 1913 or early 1914, presumably in Mexico) was an American satirist, critic, poet, short story writer, editor, and journalist.
His clear style and lack of sentimentality have kept him popular when many of his contemporaries have become obscure. His dark, sardonic views and vehemence as a critic, earned him the nickname "Bitter Bierce". Such was Bierce's venerable reputation, that it was feared tha ...
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