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searching for Vaidila 11 found (20 total)
alternate case: vaidila
Jonas Vaiškūnas
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ethnoastronomer during calendar holidays and celestial phenomena. Vaiškūnas is a vaidila [lt] (priest) in the Baltic neopagan organisation Romuva. He became involved
Birutė (opera)
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Roman vestales). In Act II, as Birutė prepares to be initiated, an old vaidila (priest or prophet) makes a prophesy that Birutė is destined to become
Šatrijos Ragana
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Kauno istorijos metraštis (in Lithuanian). 6 (17): 123. ISSN 2335-8734. Vaidila , Vytautas. "Teologinės žmogaus gyvenimo prasmės paieška rašytojos Marijos
Union of Horodło
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Mikołaj Trąba (Archbishop of Gniezno) Kristinas Astikas Trzaska Unknown Vaidila Kušulaitis (Wojdyło [pl] Kuszulowicz) Wadwicz Jan Mężyk of Dąbrowy Petras
Romuva (religion)
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with the smoke and sparks of the flame. A Romuva priest is known as a vaidila (plural vaidilos), and a Romuva priestess is known as a vaidilutė (plural
Church of St. John the Baptist, Židikai
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(1991–1992) Romualdas Žulpa (1992–1997) Rimantas Gudlinkis (1997–1999) Vytautas Vaidila (1999–2009) Egidijus Jurgelevičius (2009–2016) Antanas Šimkus (2016-2018)
Jonas Vilčinskas
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couple of colleagues, one of which was a Soviet agent by the codename of Vaidila , intent on capturing Vilčinskas. Jonas Vilčinskas was eventually lured
Skirgaila (play)
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Christianity but holds himself a pagan. Lithuania's pagan priest, the vaidila Stardas is enthusiastic about going to war with the Teutonic Order to preserve
The Crown of the Kings
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(season 3) Agnieszka Wagner as Duchess Alexandra (seasons 4–5) TBA as Vaidila (season 3) Emma Giegżno as Princess Alexandra of Lithuania (season 3) and
Indo-European vocabulary
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věmĭ (věděti) "to know" OPrus waistun "to know", Lith vaistas "medicine", vaidila "pagan priest" OIr find, W gwn "(I) know" gitem "I know" B ūwe "learned"
Jakšto Street
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trading companies and finance institutions. The Prozorov building is home to Vaidila Theater [lt], which serves mostly as luxurious space for corporate events