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Tomako

Solomon Islander war canoe

Tomako or tomoko is a large war canoe from the Solomon Islands. The name "tomako" is used in New Georgia in the Roviana language. It is also known as magoru

Tomako

War canoe

Canoe type designed for warfare

that pace at much higher speeds than either C-15 and DB-22 racing shells. Tomako Pacific Northwest Canoes Dragon boat Sprint canoe Canoe racing Waka Kakap

War canoe

War_canoe

Binabina

Islands. It differs from the similar tomako and lisi in that only the stern is upturned, while the bow is horizontal. Tomako Lisi (boat) Waka taua Salisipan

Binabina

Lisi (boat)

Type of boat from the Solomon Islands

Solomon Islands. It is crescent-shaped and is similar in appearance to the tomako war canoes, but differs in that the topmost strakes of the lisi have a gap

Lisi (boat)

Lisi_(boat)

Waka (canoe)

Māori watercraft, usually canoes

Hōkūleʻa Nouka Baich Polynesian Voyaging Society Salisipan Swan boat (racing) Tomako Vaka (sailing), a word with a similar etymology Waka hurdling, sport Waka

Waka (canoe)

Waka_(canoe)

Hiroshima Maidens

Group of Japanese women disfigured by the atomic bombing of Hiroshima

and Jacobs write her name as Tomoko. However, Serlin writes her name as Tomako and Phu writes her name as Tamako. Barker and Wahrman list Yamamoto's given

Hiroshima Maidens

Hiroshima_Maidens

Yuki Saito (actress)

Japanese actress, singer and narrator (born 1966)

Yūshun Oracion 1988 Kumiko Wagu Lead role Kimi wa Boku o Suki ni Naru 1989 Tomako Lead role Godzilla vs. Biollante 1989 Evacuation Announcement voice Uncredited

Yuki Saito (actress)

Yuki_Saito_(actress)

Violated Paradise

1963 film by Marion Gering

takes her to the village, where she works as a pearl diver. Kazuko Mine as Tomako Paulette Girard as narrator (voice) Marion Gering produced and directed

Violated Paradise

Violated_Paradise

Ipanitika

Tao traditional fishing boats

karakoa and kora kora of the Philippines and the Maluku Islands, and the tomako of the Solomon Islands. Like the latter ships, they were kept in special

Ipanitika

Kalikoqu

exchange system causes chiefs to monopolize economic and political power. Tomako Aswani, Shankar (1997). "Troubled water in South-western New Georgia, Solomon

Kalikoqu

Salisipan

of a larger raiding fleet nearby. Vinta Garay Penjajap Kelulus Karakoa Tomako Waka (canoe) Warren, James Francis (2007). The Sulu Zone, 1768-1898: The

Salisipan

Fas languages

Language family

*mɔŋgɔ water/river *ɸi salt *ɸVn[ɛ] breast/milk *ɸVki house *ɸVndV axe *tɔmakɔ liver *tVtV hand *ndɛŋgi know *ndam... tobacco *ndandVɸi fire *ndɔa bow

Fas languages

Fas_languages

Tanukitsuki

Oyotsu-san transmitted in Takamatsu, Kagawa Prefecture, and the Nabesoko or Tomako-danuki transmitted in the Mimasaka region of Okayama Prefecture. Also, though

Tanukitsuki

Beaconsfield (gallery)

Art gallery in Vauxhall, London

Isaacs, Hayley Newman, nobleandsilver, Bob and Roberta Smith, Kerry Stewart, Tomako Takahashi 2005 – Dave Ball and guests, David Cunningham/Karen Mirza and

Beaconsfield (gallery)

Beaconsfield_(gallery)

Kelulus

Indonesian rowing boat

public notoriety in Java. Salisipan, a rowing boat from the Philippines Tomako Waka taua Penjajap Djong Lancaran (ship) Kora-kora Javanese contact with

Kelulus