maro

io: Nigra maro

" He called on all Congressmen and Indians to maintain discipline via ahimsa, and Karo ya maro (" Do or die ") in the cause of ultimate freedom.

eo: Oĥotska maro

eo: Mediteraneeca maro ( oceanografio )

This was used by the inhtabitants of the Austronesian speaking area of Southeast Asia and Oceania, where it was known as chawat, sirat, bah, bahag, maro or malo.

The cawat / maro style loincloth is an important cultural marker of the region.

eo: Kanalo Blanka maro-Balta maro

: The Ankou is the henchman of Death ( oberour ar maro ) and he is also known as the grave yard watcher, they said that he protects the graveyard and the souls around it for some unknown reason and he collects the lost souls on his land.

Tincomarus ( a dithematic name form typical of insular and continental Celtic onomastics, analysable as tinco -, perhaps a sort of fish Latin tinca, English tench + maro -, " big ") was a king of the Iron Age Belgic tribe of the Atrebates who lived in southern central Britain shortly before the Roman invasion.

eo: Ligura maro

The second half of the 18th century saw the appearance of the first secular works in Breton: Ar Farvel Goapaer by François-Nicolas de Pascal de Kerenveyer and Sarmoun great war ar maro a Vikael Vorin by Claude-Marie Le Laë.