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- miko-DEFINICIJAkao prvi dio riječi označava ono što se odnosi na gljive, plijesan [mikoriza]ETIMOLOGIJAgrč. mýkēs: gljiva
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Miko — im Kasuga Taisha … Deutsch Wikipedia
Miko — Miko, Affe, Art von Uistiti … Pierer's Universal-Lexikon
Mikó — Mikó, Emerich, Graf, ungar. Staatsmann und Geschichtsforscher, geb. 4. Sept. 1805 zu Zabola in Siebenbürgen, gest. 16. Sept. 1876 in Klausenburg, war 1847 Mitglied, 1848 Präsident des siebenbürgischen Guberniums und vollzog als solcher das Gesetz … Meyers Großes Konversations-Lexikon
Miko — Miko, s. Rollschwanzaffe … Kleines Konversations-Lexikon
Miko — For the European human name, see Miko (name). Miko (巫女?, literally shaman woman ) is a Japanese term that anciently meant a female shaman, spirit medium who conveyed oracles from kami ( spirits; gods ), and currently means a shrine maiden; virgin … Wikipedia
Miko — Para la marca de helados, véase Miko (helados). Tres miko en un templo japonés. Las Miko (巫女, Miko … Wikipedia Español
Miko — A term used for female shamans (also fujo), spirit mediums or diviners, from ancient Japan to the present day. In modern times miko of this shamanic type (kuchiyose miko) operate largely outside the shrines as independent religious… … A Popular Dictionary of Shinto
Miko — Las Miko (巫女) son sirvientes de los templos (Jinja) Shinto japoneses desde el comienzo del Período Sengoku. En tiempos antiguos, las mujeres que tenían trances y que transmitían las palabras de un dios era llamada miko, pero no del mismo modo… … Enciclopedia Universal
Miko — Cette page d’homonymie répertorie les différents sujets et articles partageant un même nom. Miko, de son vrai nom Michael Simeoni, (4 mai 1976 ) est un réalisateur et un co animateur de radio et de télévision français. Dans le shintoïsme, une… … Wikipédia en Français
Miko — This is a European medieval surname of Crusader, but ultimately biblical origins. Deriving from the ancient Hebrew name Micha el meaning He who is like god , it was introduced from the Holy Land by returning warriors from the various Crusades… … Surnames reference
