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Перевод: Aryan

[прилагательное]
арийский;
[существительное]
ариец ; арийка

Тезаурус:

1. Our English word doubt comes from the Latin dubitare which is rooted in an Aryan word meaning "two".
2. A Swede was as Aryan as a German.
3. THE VILLAINS in the cop thriller Lethal Weapon II are South African, for a change: there's a very nasty-piece-of-work consul played by Joss Ackland, and a horde of elongated Aryan thugs all as ugly as their accents.
4. The notes are mainly extracts and comments on Morgan's Ancient Society , H. S. Maine's Lectures on the Early History of Institutions , which deals in large part with Irish history, J. B. Phear's The Aryan Village in India and Ceylon , and The Origin of Civilization by Sir John Lubbock.
5. The Germans, especially at that time, were a highly gifted Aryan tribe in the full vigour of development.
6. When war breaks out, he becomes separated from his relatives, but manages to survive the war by passing himself off as a German soldier of Aryan origin.
7. It dropped terminology such as "Aryan supremacy" and "blood and soil" society for its own no less reactionary versions of "European unity" and "environmental protection".
8. He peddles a newspaper called The White Patriot - the Worldwide Voice of the Aryan People.
9. Kim Hartman, the actress who plays the truly Aryan Helga in the BBC comedy series 'Allo "Allo , lives in a small Cotswold village and drives a Polo Boulevard, a special edition of VW's small car, which is equipped with a 1.3-litre engine.
10. The White Aryan Resistance leaders, Tom and John Metzger, were ordered to pay a major share of a 12.5 million award to the family of an Ethiopian immigrant beaten to death by a group of skinheads.
11. The Iranians who conquered Babylonia were a branch of the Aryan race.
12. It would be an Aryan paradise, with no Jews, or financiers, to pollute its atmosphere.
13. The Old English "angul" means a fish-hook, from the Aryan "ank" (to bend): the geometrical sense is from the same stem, signifying a bent line.