Interesting…
1. Serbian (Savić): patronymic from the personal name Sava, from Greek Sabbas (see Savas). 2. Jewish (eastern Ashkenazic): habitational name for someone from a place called Savichi in Belarus. Compare Savitsky. | | \/ 1. Greek: from the personal name Sav(v)as, New Testament Greek Sabbas, a derivative of Sabbaton ‘Sabbath’, ‘Saturday’. This name was borne
A: We are honoured by the presence of a true doctor tonight on the “Lejt najt fajls”, a show that keeps on giving, without the annoying commericals and Helena Blagne. His name is well-known through-out the world and I would like to give a warm welcome to the doctor Octocock! B:It`s pleasure to be on
You wake up and feel her next to you. The air is hot and the light protruding from the shades tells you it`s morning. The light, accompanied by the pesky birds singing their heads off. You turn your head and you can hear her breathing, her face turned away from you, the arch of her
boš moja punčka spet, za naju ves bo svet, kot češnjev cvet. na klopco greš sedet in z mano zvezde štet in srčece si gret, ko boš prišla na Bled. tvoj srček zlat bo delal tika tak, ko nad vodo bo padal mrak. ko boš prišla na Bled …” The first thing you do when
What is the deal with this? Seriously. Does a person really think that JUST cause everybody around him are hearing him using the horn that it`s going to make everything better? That just cause some of the noise it makes, people are going to move and act differently? The horn seems to me like a
Creative Commons of Slovenia…
launched! Creative Commons of Slovenia site and the first media response.