The plural form of anta, which refers to the edge stones or stones that define the limits of the temple's cella, or the inner sanctuary, in ancient Greek architecture.
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A Brazilian cultural movement in music, arts, and politics that emerged in the 1960s, characterized by the fusion of traditional Brazilian musical elements, popular culture, and political commentary. Tropicalistas sought to create an inclusive, modern, and vibrant culture that reflected the unique Brazilian identity.
/tropɪˈkeɪl.stiːʃə/
A type of succulent plant, specifically a genus of the family Crassulaceae, known for their ability to store water in their flesh-like tissues.
/fælˈfʊri.əz/
The state of not going extinct or of continuing to exist. It can also refer to the state of not extinguishing or being put out, especially in the context of a flame or light.
/ˈnɒnɪkstɪɡˈnʃn/
Not having been cooled, especially not having been refrigerated to preserve freshness or safety. Also, fresh and unspoiled; spirited, not worn out or weary.
/ʌntˈhaɪld/
Refers to activities and competitions conducted among students from different schools, typically in sports or academic events.
/ˌɪntərˈskiələ lest/
A plant of the genus Lysimachia, such as L. christinae, with various yellow or white flowers and downy leaves. It is often considered a weed due to its prolific growth and tendency to spread quickly.
/ˈvɛl.vət.wiːd/