The Economist summed it up pretty well: Russia had to get a deal done, and the Chinese got a favorable terms as a result. They’re hardly staunch allies, just global powers that share some, but not all agendas. I’m happy for the Chinese people that the country will burn less coal as a result.
What do your names mean?
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It is possibly one of 2 meanings… Derived from Evan (meaning Warrior) or the Hebrew Avinoam (Meaning Blessed Father)
Well, if my parents made it up then it can’t possibly have any derived meaning…
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I always thought “shiver me timber” was good one.
It went like this, “Shiver me timber with ye pearly whites ya sultry wench!”
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Well mine is quite ordinary, its just a name so it doesn’t mean much.
But “Daniel” means something in Hebrew like “God is my Judge” I think,
“Malus” is more fun, i haven’t meet it many places but I’ve encountered some meanings,
first of its some kind of tree, to my best knowledge.
Malus is also an item in Diablo 2 I think its a great hammer or something i can’t really remember.
The most wicked part is the Latin translation were it means something like sickness or rotten
How punk is that?? :evil: -
Being a Warhammer 40.000 lunativ, it should come as no surprise that I use the name of the Imperium’s most venerated soldier, Commissar Sebastian Yarrick as my WWW handle since the beginning of my web life.
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im guessing you play the gaurd? :mrgreen:
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Guy Sager is the author of “Forgotten Soldier.” He was a german foot soldier who was eventually in the elite Gross Deutchland Division. It’s a great book if you like military books.
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Armored Battlegroup, to be specific.
Among others.
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Could someone tell me what the heck Soldat means?
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Could someone tell me what the heck Soldat means?
I thought it was like a “Paid” sticker for oversized purchases that won’t fit in a bag…
A little tag that says “Sold At” followed by the name of the store :-P
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Soldat translates into Soldier in Danish.
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“Soldat” also means “Soldier” in German.
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Mine is from Final Fantasy VII. One of Cloud’s weapons.
RB
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And about a hundred other works before that :-)
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Soldat is a title of a book written by a German Soldier who was a member of the General Staff and was a prisoner in Russia. Read it, too.
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