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* '''The Ides of March''' The fatal day for Julius Caesar. | * '''The Ides of March''' The fatal day for Julius Caesar. | ||
| − | * '''eyot''' (''archaic'') a little island in a lake | + | * '''Márta:''' (''Irish'') March |
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| + | * '''eyot''' (''archaic'') a little island in a lake or a river | ||
* '''Marta''' ''(in many languages'') Martha | * '''Marta''' ''(in many languages'') Martha | ||
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| + | * Martha: a romantic comic German opera by Friedrich von Flotow (1844) | ||
[[Category:Roman history]] | [[Category:Roman history]] | ||
| + | [[Category: opera]] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:41, 18 January 2024
- The Ides of March The fatal day for Julius Caesar.
- Márta: (Irish) March
- eyot (archaic) a little island in a lake or a river
- Marta (in many languages) Martha
- Martha: a romantic comic German opera by Friedrich von Flotow (1844)
