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Traduzione e analisi delle parole tramite l'intelligenza artificiale ChatGPT
In questa pagina puoi ottenere un'analisi dettagliata di una parola o frase, prodotta utilizzando la migliore tecnologia di intelligenza artificiale fino ad oggi:
- come viene usata la parola
- frequenza di utilizzo
- è usato più spesso nel discorso orale o scritto
- opzioni di traduzione delle parole
- esempi di utilizzo (varie frasi con traduzione)
- etimologia
Cosa (chi) è Kariya - definizione
Kariya language
LANGUAGE
ISO 639:kil; Wihe language
Kariya or Vinahə (Vìnà Hə̀), is an Afroasiatic language spoken in a cluster of villages near the Stone Age archaeological site of Kariya Wuro in Ganjuwa LGA, Bauchi State, Nigeria. The ethnic group is known as Wììhə́.
Let Me Love You for Tonight
"Let Me Love You for Tonight" is a song by American singer Kariya, which was released in 1988 as her debut, non-album single by Sleeping Bag Records. It was written by Jerry Ferrer, and produced by Bob and Jerry Ferrer.
Visored
![Group image of the Vizards with [[Ichigo Kurosaki]] in the center. The Vizards, clockwise from the top center are: Shinji, Rose, Mashiro, Love, Hiyori, Lisa, Hachigen, and Kensei.](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Bleach - The Vizard.JPG?width=200 "Group image of the Vizards with [[Ichigo Kurosaki]] in the center. The Vizards, clockwise from the top center are: Shinji, Rose, Mashiro, Love, Hiyori, Lisa, Hachigen, and Kensei.")
![Kisuke Urahara]]](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Filler Mod Souls EP 68.JPG?width=200 "Kisuke Urahara]]")
WIKIMEDIA LIST ARTICLE
Kon (Bleach); Kisuke Urahara; Visoreds; Ganju Shiba; Quincy (Bleach); Urahara Shōten; Urahara Shouten; Isshin Kurosaki; Kurosaki Isshin; Tatsuki Arisawa; Shiba Ganju; Urahara Shoten; Keigo Asano; Asano Keigo; Shinji Hirako; Hirako Shinji; Urahara Kisuke; Arisawa Tatsuki; Karin Kurosaki; Kurosaki Karin; Yuzu Kurosaki; Kurosaki Yuzu; Masaki Kurosaki; Kurosaki Masaki; Mizuiro Kojima; Kojima Mizuiro; Tsumugiya Ururu; Ururu Tsumugiya; Jinta Hanakari; Hanakari Jinta; Tessai Tsukabishi; Tsukabishi Tessai; Ishida Ryūken; Jin Kariya; Kariya Jin; Benihime; Vaizard; Bount; Koga Gowa; Hiyori Sarugaki; Hachigen Ushōda; Lisa Yadōmaru; Love (Bleach); Rose (Bleach); Kensei Muguruma; Mashiro (Bleach); Ririn; Claude (Bleach); Nova (Bleach); Yoshino Sōma; Eugene Currier; Ryō Utagawa; Hō (Bleach); Ban (Bleach); Claude Gauguin; Mabashi (Bleach); Yoshi (Bleach); Sawatari (Bleach); Yūichi Shibata; Midoriko Tōno; Mizuho Asano; Kūkaku Shiba; Hisana Kuchiki; Baunto; Bounto; Bountou; Modified Souls (Bleach); Lisa Yadoumaru; List of Bounts in Bleach; Bount in Bleach series; Ryūken Ishida; Ryuken Ishida; Ryuuken Ishida; Ishida Ryuuken; Bitto (Bleach); Hou (Bleach); Hou and Ban; Gowa Koga; Ryo Utagawa; Utagawa (Bleach); Yoshino (Bleach); Yoshino Souma; Ishida Ryuken; Tatuki Arisawa; Arisawa Tatuki; Characters in Bleach series; Bounts in Bleach series; Characters in bleach; Bounts in bleach; Gigai; Shiba Kuukaku; Kuukaku Shiba; Bounto in Bleach series; Yoshino Soma; Kuukaku; Shiba Kūkaku; Sōken Ishida; Ishida Sōken; Ryo Kunieda; Kisuke; Ururu; List of characters in Bleach; Bleach characters; Characters of Bleach; Koga Gō; Kuroud; Koga Gou; Urahara Shop; Vizards in Bleach; Vizard (Bleach); Vizard in Bleach; Quincy in Bleach; Bounts in Bleach; Characters in Bleach; List of Bleach Characters; List of Bleach Bounts; Shiba Kukaku; Lisa Yadomaru; Hachigen Ushoda; Kukaku Shiba; Soken Ishida; Ho (Bleach); Koga Go; Ishida Soken; Mashiro Kuna; User:Estarapapax/List of Burichi characters; User:Estarapapax/List of Bounts in Burichi; Bounts; Bauntos; Bountos; Visored; Vizards; Rurichiyo Kasumiōji; Rurichiyo
·adj Wearing a visor; masked.
Esempi dal corpus di testo per Kariya
1. The enigmatic swordmaker, Naoharu Kariya, is the last craftsman at a workshop that forged special swords for Japanese military officers and for devotees to offer at the Yasukuni shrine, which honors millions of Japanese war dead and is seen by many in Asia as a symbol of Japan‘s past militarism.