roadmaking
1ὁδοποιίαι — ὁδοποιία roadmaking fem nom/voc pl ὁδοποιίᾱͅ , ὁδοποιία roadmaking fem dat sg (attic doric aeolic) …
2ὁδοποιίας — ὁδοποιίᾱς , ὁδοποιία roadmaking fem acc pl ὁδοποιίᾱς , ὁδοποιία roadmaking fem gen sg (attic doric aeolic) …
3ὁδοποιίᾳ — ὁδοποιίαι , ὁδοποιία roadmaking fem nom/voc pl ὁδοποιίᾱͅ , ὁδοποιία roadmaking fem dat sg (attic doric aeolic) …
4Parihaka — Infobox Settlement name = Parihaka population total = Fewer than 100 population as of = subdivision type = Country subdivision name = New Zealand subdivision type1= Region subdivision name1= Taranaki subdivision type2= subdivision name2= pushpin… …
5Putaruru — Location map New Zealand label=Putaruru lat dir=S | lat deg=38 | lat min=3 lon dir=E | lon deg=175 | lon min=47 position=left width= 150 float=right caption=Putaruru is a small town in the Waikato region of New Zealand s North Island. It is on… …
6Para Hills, South Australia — Infobox Australian Place | type = suburb name = Para Hills state = sa city = Adelaide caption = A gully next to Para Hills primary school area = 3.21 lga = City of Salisbury lga2 = City of Tea Tree Gully postcode = 5096 pop = 7,722 [Census 2006… …
7Stoney Stanton — is a village in the Blaby district of Leicestershire, England, with a population of over 7,000 in 2001. It constitutes a civil parish. The village is on a rocky outcrop and was the site of a quarry, which was closed in 1958. It has been since… …
8Grosmont railway station — Infobox UK station name = Grosmont code = GMT caption = Up platform Running in board at Grosmont manager = Northern Rail locale = Grosmont borough = Scarborough start = 1865 (present station) platforms = 4 lowusage0405 = 19,601 lowusage0506 =… …
9James Kitching — James William Kitching (6 February 1922 – 24 December 2003) was a South African vertebrate palaeontologist and regarded as one of the world’s greatest fossil finders. [ [http://www.rssa.uct.ac.za/meetings/min04aug.htm RSSA Meetings: Minutes… …
10Sleeps Hill railway station, Adelaide — Sleeps Hill was the location of a number of quarries which became the source of ballast stone for the South Australian Railways (SAR). From 1909, a branch line, parallel to the main line and the Clapham branch line, served the Sleeps Hill… …
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