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ABABA — Maximini senioris, Romani Imperatoris mater, gente Alana; hunc ex marito Gotho, in Thracia, peperit, Iul. Capitolin. Victor. Ita vero Capitolin. in Maximmis: Et patri quidem nomen Micea, matri Ababa fuisse dicitur. Quae nomina barbara aliter… … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
ababa — (deriv. regres. de «ababol») f. *Amapola. ≃ Ababol. * * * ababa. (Der. regres. de ababol). f. amapola. * * * altababa o ababol/alt ► femenino masculino respectivamente Amapola … Enciclopedia Universal
ababa — (Der. regres. de ababol). f. amapola … Diccionario de la lengua española
Ababa — Ababdehs Ababdehs Un bédouin Ababda Populations significatives par régions … Wikipédia en Français
ababa — sustantivo femenino amapola, ababol … Diccionario de sinónimos y antónimos
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