*: in Philippe Levillain ( editor ), The Papacy: An Encyclopedia, Routledge, 2002, 1780, p. ISBN 0-415-93752-3

*: Granby ( electoral district ), a Quebec electoral district whose territory is identical to that of the city

*: Warrenton High School ( Missouri ), a school located in Warrenton, Missouri

*: The world's second-largest trade-book publisher for the general public and educational markets ( first in France and the United Kingdom, second in Spain and fifth in the United States ), Lagardère Publishing is a federation of publishing houses united by common management rules and a concerted effort to expand digital activities.

*: In the PlayStation 2 video game Ultraman: Fighting Evolution Rebirth ( released in 2005 ), Ultraman, who had been pummeled by the of ( but survived ) and empowered by the light of the Plasma Spark, used this extremely powerful version of the Spacium Ray to destroy Chaosroid U and save the Land of Ultra from Alien Mephilas's invasion.

*: Hobgoblin ( Dungeons & Dragons ), an adaptation of that monster for the D & D role-playing game

*: The Hobgoblin ( Spider-Man ), an episode of Spider-Man: The animated series, featuring Marvel Comics ' Hobgoblin as the villain.

*: Used by the police special forces unit PTJ ( Counter-Terrorist Unit ), and formerly used by JSO ( Special Operations Unit ).

*: Robert Hunter ( Grateful Dead ), " He's Gone "

*: Financial Secretary ( with list ), Secretary for the Treasury ( under Financial Secretary )

*: Minister for Finance ( with list ), Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform

*: For PGL, the is the dimension of GL ( n, K ), and the is from projectivization.

*: Joseph " Hikotaro " Hiko ( 1837 – 1897 ), Joseph Heco, was born in Komiya, Harima.

*: Bertrand ( 1981 – 1994 electoral district ), an earlier otherwise unrelated provincial electoral district in Quebec of the same name

*: Resource guide on domestic workers, Convention Concerning Decent Work for Domestic Workers ( June 16, 2011 ) ( PDF ), Decent work for domestic workers, Report IV ( 1 ) ( 2010 )

*: could be appointed daijin ( minister ), including daijō-daijin, the highest of the four daijin of the court.

*: Lebanese Armed Forces, Internal Security Forces ( POLICE ), Amal Movement ( 1984 – 1990 )

*: Between 1953 and the 1980s ( i. e., all patients who were above 21 in 2000 ) 183 infants and children had been seen in the Hopkins pediatric endocrine clinic who had an XY karyotype and complete undervirilization, partial undervirilization ( ambiguous genitalia ), or micropenis.

*: In layman's terms, if an object doesn't transform or " evolve " in time ( when time passes ), time passing won't change the measures of the object.

*: Hauschka ( aka Volker Bertelmann ), prepared piano

*: Kinburn Fortress ( Kılburun in Turkish ), a historic fortress at the western tip of Kinburn Peninsula, dominating the exit from the Dnieper estuary, facing Ochakov, the site of the Battle of Kinburn in 1787 during the Russo-Turkish War, 1787-1792, as well as the Battle of Kinburn in 1855 during the last stage of the Crimean War.

*: Includes After the Deadline ( 1984 ), Con amore, con furore ( 1985 ), Viisi sarjaa nopeasti virtaavasta elämästä ( 1987 ), Toukokuu, ikuinen ( 1988 ), Talvirunoja ( 1990 ), Musta herbaario ( 1992 ) and all the poems from aphorism books Pimeys ( 1984 ) and Kansalaisvapaudesta ( 1989 ).

*: Ultraman's vision extends into a wider range of the electromagnetic spectrum than that of humans, at least into infra-red and ultraviolet, and probably further to include gamma rays and X-rays.

*: Unruh, who has published his objections on the web pages of his university, is probably the most prominent critic of Afshar's interpretation.

*: North-western and Robbins Island are probably dialects of a single language ; Circular Head may be a dialect as well.

* Dzongkha – Lhokä

The dialects of U-Tsang ( otherwise known as Central Tibet, including Lhasa ), Kham, and Amdo are generally considered to be dialects of a single Tibetan language, especially since they all share the same literary language, while Dzongkha, Sikkimese, Sherpa, and Ladakhi are generally considered to be separate languages.

: Ü-Tsang ( China ), Kham-Hor ( Chamdo ( Tibet ), Sichuan, Qinghai, Yunnan ), Amdo ( Qinghai, Gansu, Sichuan ), Thewo-Chone ( Gansu, Sichuan ), Ladakhi ( Jammu and Kashmir ), Balti ( Pakistan ), Purki ( Jammu and Kashmir ), Spiti ( Himalchal ), Dzongkha ( Bhutan ), Drenjong (= Sikkimese ), Sherpa ( Nepal, Tibet ), Kyirong-Kagate ( Nepal, Tibet )

: Dzongkha ( official ), Bhotes speak various Tibetan dialects, Nepalese speak various Nepalese dialects.

The Drukpa Lineage was divided from that time on into the Northern Drukpa, or Chang Druk ( Dzongkha: བ ྱ ང ་ འབ ྲུ ག ་; Wylie: Byang -' Brug ) branch in Tibet headed by the Gyalwang Drukpa and the Southern Drukpa, or Lho Druk ( Dzongkha: ལ ྷོ་ འབ ྲུ ག ་; Wylie: Lho -' Brug ), based in Bhutan and headed by the Shabdrung incarnations.

Tsangmo ( Dzongkha: ཙང ་ མ ོ་; Wylie: tsang-mo ), also considered a literary genre, are very popular in Bhutan.

Lozey ( Dzongkha: བ ློ་ ཟ ེ་; Wylie: blo-ze ), literally translated as " ornaments of speech ," refer to two distinct vocal traditions.

Paro District ( Dzongkha: ས ྤ་ ར ོ་ ར ྫོ ང ་ ཁག ་; Wylie: Spa-ro rdzong-khag ) is the name of a district ( dzongkhag ), valley, river and town ( population 20, 000 ) in Bhutan.

The Royal University of Bhutan ( Dzongkha: འབ ྲུ ག ་ ར ྒྱ ལ ་ འཛ ི ན ་ གཙ ུ ག ་ ལག ་ ས ློ བ ་ ས ྡེ་; Wylie: ' brug rgyal -' dzin gtsug-lag-slob-sde ), founded on June 2, 2003 by a royal decree is the national university system of Bhutan.

The Royal Bhutan Army ( Dzongkha: བས ྟ ན ་ ས ྲུ ང ་ དམག ་ ས ྡེ་; Wylie: bstan-srung dmag-sde ), or RBA, is a branch of the armed forces of the Kingdom of Bhutan responsible for maintaining the country's territorial integrity and sovereignty against security threats.

Particularly unique among the Layap is the extensive tradition of " living defilements " ( Dzongkha: soen drep ), whereby a ritually impure person is ostracized from social activities.

The Layap ( Dzongkha: ལ ་ ཡཔ ་) are an indigenous people inhabiting the high mountains of northwest Bhutan in the village of Laya, in the Gasa District, at an altitude of, just below the Tsendagang peak.

Regarding the origin of the term ' Lepcha ' writes Sailen Debnath " The word ' Lepcha ', most probably a geo-racial term, is phonetically an elongated and much evolved form of the Bhutanese Dzongkha word ( even might be of Chhokey origin ) “ La – chhu ” which the Drukpa Bhutanese might have used to geographically identify the early people of Sikkim and Kalimpong in the bygone ages of their long connection with Tibet via the Chumbey Valley since the time of Sabdrung Nagawang Namgyal, the founding father of Drug-Yul.

Dzongkha bears a close linguistic relationship to J ' umowa spoken in the Chumbi valley of Southern Tibet and to the Dranjongke language of Sikkim .< ref >

*-( l ) ese ( Aragon → Aragonese, Assam → Assamese, Benin → Beninese, Bhutan → Bhutanese, Burma → Burmese ( though see below ; Irregular forms ), Calabria → Calabrese, China → Chinese, Congo → Congolese, Da Lat ( Vietnam ) → Dalatese, East Timor → East Timorese, The Faroe Islands → Faroese, Gabon → Gabonese, Genoa → Genovese, Guangdong → Cantonese, Guyana → Guyanese, Hong Kong → HongKongnese / Chinese, Japan → Japanese, Lebanon → Lebanese, Macao → Macanese / Chinese, Malta → Maltese, Marshall Islands → Marshallese, Milan → Milanese, Nepal → Nepalese, Piedmont → Piedmontese, Portugal → Portuguese, San Marino → Sammarinese, Sark → Sarkese, Senegal → Senegalese, Shanghai → Shanghainese, Sikkim → Sikkimese, ( South ) Sudan → ( South ) Sudanese, Suriname → Surinamese, Republic of China → Taiwanese, Togo → Togolese, Turin → Torinese, the Tyrol → Tyrolese, Vienna → Viennese, Vietnam → Vietnamese )

It is closely related to and partially intelligible with Sikkimese (), the national language of the erstwhile kingdom of Sikkim ; and to some other Bhutanese languages such as Cho-cha-na-ca ( khyod ca nga ca kha ), Brokpa ( me rag sag steng ' brog skad ), Brokkat ( dur gyi ' brog skad ), and Lakha ( la ka ).

* Green Lake ( Sikkim ), small lake near Lachen ( Sikkimese town )

The Lepcha or Róng people ( Lepcha: Róng ɂágít ; " Róng tribe "), also called Róngkup ( Lepcha: File: ᰛ ᰩᰵ་ ᰀ ᰪᰱ. SVG ; " children of the Róng "), Mútuncí Róngkup Rumkup ( Lepcha: File: ᰕ ᰫ་ ᰊ ᰪᰰ་ ᰆ ᰧᰶ ᰛ ᰩᰵ་ ᰀ ᰪᰱ ᰛ ᰪᰮ་ ᰀ ᰪᰱ. SVG ; " beloved children of the Róng and of God "), and Rongpa ( Sikkimese: ), are the aboriginal people of Sikkim, who number between 30, 000 and 50, 000.

Sikkim United Democratic Alliance is an alliance of political parties in Sikkim, India, that was formed in February 2004 by Sikkim Himali Rajya Parishad, Bharatiya Janata Party ( BJP ), Indian National Congress, Organization of Sikkimese Unity ( OSU ), Nepali Bhutia Lepcha and National Liberation Front ( unclear whether this refers to Sikkim National Liberation Front, Gorkha National Liberation Front or the same organization as NEBULA ) as a joint political front.