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What (who) is -cale - definition
Porto de Cale; Porto Cale
Portus Cale
Portus Cale era uma cidade da Galécia romana, correspondente à actual cidade portuguesa do Porto.
cale
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sf (lat canale) Rego ou encaixe em peça comprida de madeira.
Calais
![[[J.M.W. Turner]]: ''Calais Pier''](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Joseph Mallord William Turner 024.jpg?width=200 "[[J.M.W. Turner]]: ''Calais Pier''")
COMUNA FRANCESA
Calé
Calais ou Calêsio () é uma cidade do norte da França localizada no departamento de Pas-de-Calais.
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Portus Cale
Portus Cale era uma cidade da Galécia romana, correspondente à actual cidade portuguesa do Porto.
Deste nome parece provir o actual Portugal, pois durante a Alta Idade Média a actual Região Norte portuguesa foi denominada como Condado Portucalense, para diferenciá-la do reino da Galiza. A denominação histórica para o território coberto por ambos era o de Galiza, herdando o nome da Galécia romana.
Examples of use of -cale
1. Cale Brown, 37, of Eufaula, Ala., the battalion executive officer.
2. Cale himself recalls the Patti Smith Band coming in from the road, eager but raw, and the challenge of harnessing the band‘s inimitable edge into a studio.
3. Cousins Cale Rohwer, right, and Brian Stoverink drag a Christmas tree they chopped back to the Buffalo Chip Ranch in Republican City, Nebraska.
4. Before long, 300 people would come to listen – Burroughs came – it all erupted from there." John Cale If there is a kernel to the Meltdown festival, it is a 30th anniversary straight performance of the debut album Patti Smith recorded in 1'75÷ Horses, played with the man who produced it, John Cale, the author of the inimitable drone that hallmarked the Velvet Undergound and now one of the world‘s most eclectic and creative solo musicians.
5. But I chose John Cale because I loved his solo record (Vintage Violence). John was also an artist, and he became like a member of the band, shepherding us.