• Payna or Paynaqan is a winter feast and festival Turkic Tengrism and Altai folklore. Arranged for the goddess that called Payna. So this is a blessing...
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  • He is also a proctor spirit of harvest. Along with her male companion Payna (pine goddess) he was associated with rituals conducted in rural areas during...
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    Byzantine-style, resembling a Western cope. Its various names are phanolion (Coptic), paynā (Assyrian), phayno (Syriac Orthodox), šurdzar (Armenian) and kāppā (Ethiopian)...
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    in Turkic-Altaic folklore and mythology. In Central Asia she is known as Payna. There are three Baianais: Bai Baianai: Goddess of hunting. Tagh Baianai:...
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  • Ahmed Imtiaz Bulbul Ahmed Imtiaz Bulbul Khalid Hasan Milu "Bhalo Manush Payna Bole Bhaat" "Sajiye Gujiye De Amay" solo "Bondhun Teen Din Por" Runa Laila...
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    in 1386 Bertran del Falgar, "crowned" winner in unknown year Bertran de Payna, "crowned" winner in unknown year Bertran de Sant Roscha, "crowned" winner...
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  • latter refers to as Indigo's "lady luck". Martika Payna: The widow of a deceased KGB officer, Sergei Payna, who poses as Kristina, a female companion to Bond...
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