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meaning resurrection. It is also a form of the Arabic name Asiya, meaning melancholic or wistful. Asya of Diauehi, a ruler of the Kingdom of Diaokhi, a confederation...

that originated on the island of Boa Vista and has a slow tempo with a melancholic melody. Zouk and Kizomba are newer popular dance style in Cape Verde...

stated that a captive Rodrigues solitaire (which he described as having a melancholic appearance) would always walk in the same line until running out of space...

and his reign as a golden age."; The nation takes pride in the native melancholic folk songs sevdalinka, the precious medieval filigree manufactured by...

covered with close vestments; governed by customs. The Asiaticus: yellow, melancholic, stiff; black hair, dark eyes; austere, haughty, greedy; covered with...

special people or special occasions, and they can be joyous, sad or melancholic. They often are based on syllablic improvisation. In recent years, musical...

sometimes lionised, as the melancholic observer of a departed reality", asserting that Baudrillard "was certainly melancholic". Poster stated that "As the...

physician Galen. High N and high E = Choleric type High N and low E = Melancholic type Low N and high E = Sanguine type Low N and low E = Phlegmatic type...

Church—'astute and very skillful' in her political dealings, although 'melancholic' and unhappy over the influence of the Duke of Lerma over her husband...

in 1860 when he designated all Čiči as "overall Slavicized Romanians". Linguist and phonologist Josip Ribarić (1880–1954), a native of Vodice in Ćićarija...

explained by linguist Alexandru Rosetti as a combination of nasal and liquid consonants, capable of evoking a "melodious and melancholic flow" (melodioasă...

Armenian poet, translator and educator. While he was not very prolific, his melancholic poetry has been praised for its lyrical quality and form and was influential...

also known by the acronym Rashap (Hebrew: רש״פ), was a German Maskil, linguist, and poet. He is best known for his three-part study of Hebrew synonyms...

to continue my interlinguistic work continues and has made me almost melancholic. Please do not send me mail in Occidental." Cosmoglotta B, 1944, p. 109...

Macedonski himself, in the southwestern province of Wallachia; and a melancholic branch to the north and east, in Moldavia. The "Wallachians", primarily...

to continue my interlinguistic work continues and has made me almost melancholic. Please do not send me mail in Occidental." Cosmoglotta B, 1944, p. 109...

are very brief, rarely exceeding a page in length. His early poems are melancholic, pessimistic or revolutionary, in keeping with his incarceration during...

the last novel remained within the same genre, but assumed a somewhat melancholic tone. El mayorazgo navegante (1944) was an adventure story in a historical...

"bookish" poems and some verse works by George Călinescu, particularly as melancholic contributions to Romanian humor. Cazimir believes that Perpessicius'...

Riding, Alan (26 November 1997). "Barbara, 67, a French Singer Who Wrote Melancholic Songs". The New York Times. Retrieved 30 May 2020. Larry Rohter (24 November...

July 19, 1995. By Eric Pace (July 18, 1995). "Stephen Spender, Poet of Melancholic Vision and Social Conscience, Dies at 86". The New York Times. p. B 6...