gori

/ ˈɡɔːriː /

noun

Origin of gori¹

C21: Hindi

In the next place, its recorded weight does not at all agree with that of the pax claimed by Gori and Zani to be his.

The author's attention had been called to the fact that this phenomenon had been observed ten years ago by M. Gori.

The elevations in question are simply a low range of hills, called the Zhigulinskiya Gori.

"Sure I saw this fellow at the Hari-gori's ball," said Fanny, appealing to her companion.

Isnt Latin the gori-gori-goo that the priests sing in the church?

April 19, 2024tortuous

[tawr-choo-uhs ]

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