kazán
11kȃzan — ž 〈I i/kȃžnju〉 ekspr. kazna [∼ Božja] …
12Kazan — [kä zän′; ] Russ [ kȧ zän′y ] city in W Russia, on the Volga: pop. 1,085,000 …
13Kazan — This article is about the capital city of Tatarstan. For other uses, see Kazan (disambiguation). Kazan (English) Казань (Russian) Казан …
14Kazan — Pour les articles homonymes, voir Kazan (homonymie). Kazan Казань …
15Kazán — Казань / Казан, Qazan Kazán Bandera …
16Kazan — /keuh zan , zahn /; for 2 also Russ. /ku zahn /, n. 1. Elia /i luy euh, eel yeuh/, born 1909, U.S. film and stage director and novelist, born in Turkey. 2. a city in and capital of the Tatar Autonomous Republic in the SE Russian Federation in… …
17Kazan — 1 Original name in latin Kazan Name in other language Casanum, Caza, Caz Gorad Kazan , KAZAN , KZN, Kaasan, Kasa, Kasan, Kas Kazan, Kazan , Kazan osh, Kazana, Kazane, Kazani, Kazan Kazan’, Kaza Kazaa, Kaza Kazn, Khuazan, Khusan, Kozan , Kuazan,… …
18kazan — is. 1) Çok miktarda yemek pişirmeye veya bir şey kaynatmaya yarayan büyük, derin kap Koca bir kazan patates kaynattık. A. Gündüz 2) Buhar makinelerinde, kalorifer tesisatında, suyun kaynatıldığı büyük derin kap Kazan patladı. Birleşik Sözler… …
19Kazan-ji — Gangyō ji Le Gangyō ji (元慶寺) est un temple bouddhiste à Kyoto, fondée en 877 par le prêtre Hēnjo. L empereur Kōkō donnait fonds et dotait ce temple, et l empereur Kazan abdiquera en ce temple.[1] Ère Gangyō gannen (元慶元年) ou Gangyō 1 (877): Le… …
20Kazan — Casan (Latin), Kasan (German), Kazan (Turkish), Kazań (Polish), Kazaņa (Latvian), Qazan (Azeri, Tatar) …
