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21Mae O — แม่อ้อ   Tambon   Country  Thailand Province …
22Mae — f English: variant spelling of MAY (SEE May), possibly influenced by MAEVE (SEE Maeve). It has been most notably borne by the American film actress Mae West (1892–1980), whose prominent bust led to her name being given, by members of the RAF, to… …
23Mae — [meɪ ], Vanessa, britische Violinistin chinesisch thailändischer Herkunft, * Singapur 27. 10. 1978; erhielt mit drei Jahren Klavier und mit fünf Jahren Violinunterricht. Sie studierte am Royal College of Music in London, debütierte mit zwölf… …
24MAE — (master of aeronautical engineering) n. second degree granted to one who has completed a year or more of graduate study in aeronautical engineering; one holding this degree MAE (master of arts in education) n. second degree granted to one who has …
25mãe — s. f. 1. Mulher que tem ou teve filho ou filhos. 2. Animal fêmea que tem filho ou filhos. 3. Borra do vinho que ainda não foi posto em limpo. 4. [Figurado] Mulher carinhosa. 5. Protetora. 6. Origem, causa, fonte. 7. [Brasil] Ser fantástico,… …
26Mae — Allgemeine Informationen Genre(s) Alternative Rock, Indie Rock Gründung 2001 Website wha …
27Mae — [mā] n. a feminine name: see MARY1 …
28mae — [mā] adj., n., adv. Scot. var. of MORE …
29mae — ac·mae·idae; ag·a·mae; an·gi·o·sper·mae; ar·chi·sper·mae; cen·tro·sper·mae; cha·mae·leon; cha·mae·le·on·i·da; cha·mae·rops; chi·mae·rae; chi·mae·ri·dae; chi·mae·roi·dei; gym·no·sper·mae; her·mae·an; lep·i·do·sper·mae; mae·an·dra; mae·an·drine;… …
30Mae — For other uses, see Mae (disambiguation). Mae Mae performing at the Soundwave festival 2008. Background information Origin Norfolk, Virginia …
