What are some medival last names???
Here's a comprehensive list with some background information. For ordinary people, many surnames originated from their physical desription, their trade or where they were from. Take a look: there are loads to choose from: http://www.gaminggeeks.org/Resources/KateMonk/England-Medieval/Surnames.htm
What is the scientific name of bleaching powder?
Calcium Hypochlorite. Ca(OCl)2.
What do these symbols mean: á à â ã ä å ă ą?
1st a (á) accent acute, pronounced with growing frequency from bottom to the top (as a sentence question (=?(;)), lips mouth not too much opened, as in insecure trustable way;2nd a () accent grave, from the top to down to bottom, descending frequency (as in an exclamation sentence or strict order (=!), in the angry mood like - I do not compromise! or as in - just do it! ) abrupt3rd a () accent circonflex, vowel said as in happy mood for singing, started down, growing frequency up to the top and continuing in descending voice lowering frequency to bottom, pronnounced as one syllable, in the middle way open mouth when talking.4th a () vlnovka, wave, wavy line, tilde, sine curve, pronounced in relaxed no rushing up frequency, friendly ways, wave as in mocking, make a fun, in the friendly way from s.o. or sth, relaxed empathy way, sound of this syllable is starting in neutral position, growing up to the top a bit, then descending down a bit under average under neutral position of the voice, growing again upper till getting back to the middle neutral position of pronounced frequency5th position of a () umlaut, prehlaskovane, widely opened mouth, middle frequency,6th position of a () krowzhek, circle, circulared lips as when saying - oh, just a bit more circular lips forwardly directed as a trying to kiss a childish naive dove sitting just next to you, long high frequency,7th position of a () mouth opened slightly, lips not too much from each other, but lips pulled to the sides (left & right) as when saying ‘’cheese’’ and showing satisfied attitude as when s.o. is taking a picture of you, frequency very low, plus low vibrations in the neck8th position of a () nasal sound, as saying nasal vowel, and during it high vibrations frequency, in a back top part of the mouth area, centered in the nasal area in back top part of oral cavity, during pronouncing nasal sound has to be the air from lungs pushed into the nose and is moving from the neck out through the nose, lips relaxed mouth just a bit open just as you are trying to say to s.o. sth silently. ([vowel+NG]) as saying n which one is followed by g which is stopped in the halfway of the neck and the air is leaving through the mouth a bit, then its redirected and pushed out through the nose but wit. [(speaking, talking, songs, Hanka, bank, manko, Danka, Janka)]..
Badass Medieval City names?
Alright so im making a town on an online game, and names are very important to me. Brainstorm some badass sounding RPG city names. I want it to make it look like my people are barbaric.. very good at combat.. Example: DaggerFall. Taken from Oblivion.
In Celtic language, what does the word "akoretarevalic" mean?
If it is Celtic, it is archaic Celtic like Cisalpine Gaulish or Lepontic (once spoken in northern Italy and Yugoslavia) not modern Celtic (Irish, Scots Gaelic, Welsh, Breton etc.). I have never seen the word in any of my readings on Celtic languages . Usually, linguists will attempt to translate ancient Celtic words through the comparitive method if they are able to. That's how we know, for example, that the Gallic name Penneuindos is related to Old Irish cenn find and Welsh pen gwyn meaning "fair haired" or "white haired." If the source you read offers no translation then that probably means no one has a clue to its meaning.
What does a 2K ohms resistor means?
As Everyone knows that 2K Ohms=2000 Ohms.As We Know Ohms Law; V=IRIn Instrumentation For convertining the current Signals in to voltage signals,We usually used resistance that value differ according to the requirement.For Example :-Converting 4 to 20mA signals into 0 to 5V signals.As V=IR ( as Max I=20mA=20/1000 and Required R=250 Ohms)So as per ohms lawV=20/1000*250V=5Similarly As per need we can change the Resistance value to get the required Voltage signal.Thats All from my side……I hope it will be useful for you guys specially those deals in intrumentation or industrial automation.
Irish boy names?
Well there'd be very few that start with a K (since they wouldn't likely be authentic, but rather trendier variations of actual C names), but Killian does come to mind. Since Kilian, with one L, is the valid German form, this is a fairly accepted Anglicization. Non-K options might include ... Cillian - the original ;) Cian Angus Colin Conall Conan Declan Desmond Dillon Eoghan/Owen Fionn/Finn Hugh Lochlan Lorcan Malachy (mal-a-kee) Niall Oran Seamus Sean Tiernan Tierney Beware of listings such as "Aydin" or "Conner" claiming them to be Irish. They aren't, though Aidan and Connor are accepted Anglicized spellings of Aodhan and Conchobhar. If you're interested in more authentic Irish options, you might find this site useful. ;) http://www.babynamesofireland.com/