soke|man
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man — man·dae·an·ism; man·da·ic; man·da·la; man·da·ment; man·dan; man·dant; man·da·pa; man·dar; man·da·rin·ate; man·da·rin·ism; man·da·tary; man·da·tee; man·da·tor; man·da·to·ri·ly; man·da·tum; man·da·ya; man·de; man·de·ism; man·del·ate; man·del·ic;… … English syllables
soke — soke; soke·man; soke·man·ry; … English syllables
Soke of Peterborough — Motto: Cor Unum (One Heart) Geography Status Admin … Wikipedia
Soke (dance) — sōkē or eke is a Tongan group dance performed with sticks which the performers hit against each other on the beat of the drum. It has some common elements with, but is a complete independent development from the English Morris dance. As with most … Wikipedia
Soke — Sōke (Romaji; Kanji 宗家) heißt wörtlich Gründer, Rektor oder Familienoberhaupt. Man bezeichnet so den Begründer einer Kampfkunst aus Fernost. Inhaltsverzeichnis 1 Richtige Verwendung 2 Missverständnis und Missbrauch 3 Siehe auch … Deutsch Wikipedia
Sōke — (jap. 宗家) heißt wörtlich Familienoberhaupt[1] bzw. Gründer oder Rektor. Man bezeichnet so den Begründer/ Bewahrer einer ganzen Kampfkunst (jap. Budō) oder einer Stilrichtung aus Fernost. Inhaltsverzeichnis 1 Korrekte Verwendung 2 … Deutsch Wikipedia
Soke (legal) — NOTOC The term soke (in Old English: soc , connected ultimately with secan (to seek)), at the time of the Norman Conquest of England generally denoted jurisdiction , but due to vague usage probably lacks a single precise definition.In some cases… … Wikipedia
Fold soke — The relationship between tenant and lord which tied a man s sheep to his lord s fold. The purpose was to ensure that the lord s land was manured by the sheep. It was termed a consuetude, a custom one most frequently found in East Anglia which a… … Dictionary of Medieval Terms and Phrases
sokeman — soke·man … English syllables
sokemanry — soke·man·ry … English syllables
