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Stefan Nemanja 2006.08.20 [15:17] report to moderation
Sjajno! 3
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GuliVar 2006.08.17 [20:41] report to moderation
Добро одрађено. 3
perovict 2006.08.17 [00:12] report to moderation
ok Miha, thanks!
irenalozowik 2006.08.16 [21:23] report to moderation
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mihaela 2006.08.16 [15:59] report to moderation
Tanjica, someone told me that a word used by orthodox Americans, also, like others, is the Greek one for "klepalo" or "toaca" in Romanian is "semantron" :)
nice photo :)
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b.backovic 2006.08.16 [10:54] report to moderation
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perovict 2006.08.16 [10:10] report to moderation
'klepalo' > tabula
Ryzyk 2006.08.16 [09:15] report to moderation
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alik 2006.08.16 [09:05] report to moderation
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zakgil 2006.08.16 [02:32] report to moderation
greetings
zakgil 2006.08.16 [02:27] report to moderation
it's nice :) 3
Lekovicl 2006.08.16 [00:04] report to moderation
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moses916 2006.08.15 [23:59] report to moderation
Thank you perovict for the explanation... :)
Schweppes 2006.08.15 [23:51] report to moderation
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petela 2006.08.15 [23:43] report to moderation
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Adam Falkowski 2006.08.15 [23:39] report to moderation
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perovict 2006.08.15 [23:35] report to moderation
If somebody knows the English word for 'klepalo' let me know, please. It is a wooden board and a hammer used instead of a bell during the Lenten season.
perovict 2006.08.15 [23:25] report to moderation
'to summon', i. e. to call, to gather people
perovict 2006.08.15 [23:24] report to moderation
Sorry, Moses and everybody else: in the photo one can see an ancient Serbian traditional 'jug' (for drinking water), a bell, a little box (I don't know its purpose) and 'klepalo' which is used during the Lenten period insead of bells to saummon people on church services
nenadkosovac 2006.08.15 [23:19] report to moderation
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moses916 2006.08.15 [23:19] report to moderation
i dunno what i'm looking at... but it looks good 3

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