alban

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Turkish - Turkish
Timsah
italya'nın orta kesiminde Lazio bölgesinde sönmüş yanardağlar
Kurdish - Turkish
Arnavut
English - English
A male given name

Within this half hour hath receiv'd his sight.

{i} Saint Alban (3rd century), first English martyr (Catholicism); male first name
A cutan that is light-colored in thin section because of the reduction and translocation of iron
The southern half of Geldall, Alban is a small country on the eastern coast Alban has about 100,000 people spread over a country with the area of Georgia The last leader of Alban before reunification into Geldall was Duke Rudrik Alban is lead by the Duke with House of Representatives The Duke has absolute rule but takes advice from the House Alban has a thriving free market economy, with 3 social classes: wealthy, middle-class, poor See also: Geldall area map
nII: distiller; alchemist
A white crystalline resinous substance extracted from gutta-percha by the action of alcohol or ether

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This would prove to be the decisive event in his life, and Schoenberg would remain his teacher for eight years. Under his influence, Berg's early late-Romantic tonal works gave way to increasing atonality and finally (1925) to 12-tone composition. His Expressionist opera Wozzeck (1922) would become the most universally acclaimed post-Romantic opera. His second opera, Lulu, on which he worked for six years, remained unfinished at his death. Berg's other works include two string quartets, including the Lyric Suite (1926); Three Pieces for Orchestra (1915); and a violin concerto (1935)
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Saint Alban
the first Christian martyr in England. He was born in Britain, but served in the Roman army. He became a Christian after helping a priest and was officially killed in 303AD
alban

    Hyphenation

    Al·ban

    Turkish pronunciation

    älbın

    Pronunciation

    /ˈälbən/ /ˈɑːlbən/

    Etymology

    () Latin Albanus " resident of Alba ( a mountain region and an ancient city of Latium )".
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