In Norse mythology, Audhumbla is the primordial cow from whose udders the first being, Búri, was licked into existence. She played a crucial role in the creation of the first god in the mythology.
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A type of steamed or baked corn cake or patty found in Peru and other parts of South America, often seasoned with cheese or other fillings. It's a traditional Incan and indigenous Andean dish associated with the region’s rich culinary heritage.
/hʊˈmi.tɑ/
This Latin term refers to a female joker or a person who specializes in making people laugh, often known for her wit and humor. It could also imply a person who plays pranks or tricks for entertainment.
/dʒəˈkʌlətrɪ/
A city in Hyogo Prefecture, Japan, known for its historical significance and traditional industries, such as its hand-weaving and dyeing techniques. It is also famous for its cuisine and cultural festivals. The name Hagi is believed to have originated from the Japanese word for 'galla' (Gardenias), reflecting the abundance of these flowers in the region.
/ha.dʑi/
A room in a church where sacred vessels, vestments, and other articles used in the celebration of religious ceremonies are kept.
/ˈsæk.rɪ.strɪ/
To thrust or project outward more than something else
/aʊтˈθrʌst/
Progeniture refers to the inheritance of property or rank from one's ancestors or forebears, the right to inherit such property or rights of succession, and a legal term encompassing the rights and privileges that are passed on from older generations to the younger ones.
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