Entry (1/3) | 1 sadabe |
Elementary words | 2 sada, be |
Part of speech | 3 noun |
Explanations in English |
4 Sadabe (pronounced sah-dah-BAY) is the local name for the diademed sifaka (Propithecus diadema) -- the largest of ten lemur species found at Tsinjoarivo. Its coat colour is a stunning combination of white, black and orange -- a unique combination among primates. [5.en.http://www.sadabe.org/whatis.html] |
Vocabulary |
5 Zoology: mammals |
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Tables and plates |
83 The Lemurs |
Entry (2/3) | 84 Sadabe |
Elementary words | 85 sada, , sada, be |
Part of speech | 86 name (toponym) |
Vocabulary |
87 Geography: towns |
Tables and plates |
88 Full list |
Entry (3/3) | 89 SADABE |
Elementary words | 90 sada |
Part of speech | 91 noun (symbol) |
Explanations in English |
92 SADABE is a non-governmental organization (NGO) formed by scientists working in Tsinjoarivo, who wanted to help the local people who had hosted and facilitated their research [5.en.http://www.sadabe.org/whatis.html] |
Explanations in French |
93 SADABE est une organisation non-governmentale (ONG) qui a été créée par trois chercheurs travaillant à Tsinjoarivo, qui voulaient aider la populations locale qui les ont accueilli et ont facilité leur projets de recherche [5.fr.http://www.sadabe.org/Fr/cestquoi.html] |
Vocabulary |
94 Organizations |
Anagrams | 95 sabeda, SADABE, Sadabe, sadabe, sabeda, SADABE, Sadabe, sadabe, sabeda, SADABE, Sadabe, sadabe |
Updated on 2024/10/30 |