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stirrah, n. meanings, etymology and more | Oxford English Dictionary
The earliest known use of the noun stirrah is in the early 1700s. OED's earliest evidence for stirrah is from before 1722, in the writing of John Lauder ...
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Definition of STIRRAH | New Word Suggestion - Collins Dictionary
noun - term of address for a man; sir. Submitted By: Unknown - 13/09/2014. Status: This word is being monitored for evidence of usage.
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STIRRA Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
The meaning of STIRRA is boy, fellow.
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stirrah
stirrah Sc. (ˈstɛrə) Also 7 stirrow. [Perh. corruption of sirrah; cf. stir for sir, stir n.2] 1. A young fellow.1665 Sir J. Lauder (Ld. Fountainhall) Jrnls. (S.H.S.) 17 Being oftner in telling of his beads then both his other 2 companions fat-looged stirrows ware. 1768 Ross Helenore 7 Ralph..A daint...
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Sthira Sukham: The Art of Finding Balance On and Off the Mat
The concept of Sthira Sukham, derived from Patanjali's Yoga Sutra 2.46, underscores a foundational principle in yoga practice: the balance of steadiness and ...
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Sthira & Sukha - Yoga on the Beach
Sthira often refers or translates to stable, steady, or steadfast. Sukha translates to comfortable, easy, pleasant, happy, or sweet.
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Stirrah - Surname Origins & Meanings - Last Names - MyHeritage
The surname Stirrah has its historical roots in the British Isles, particularly in England, where it is believed to have originated during the ...
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Stirrah Racehorse Profile, Stats, Form Guide, News & Results
Stirrah is a 3yo bay Gelding from Australia trained by Cindy Alderson, who is based at Cranbourne. It is sired by the stallion Into Mischief out of the dam ...
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Sthira and Sukha: Steadiness and Ease - Yoga International
Sthira and sukha as we move through the days and seasons of our lives establishes a foundation for fully realizing our spiritual aspirations.
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Sthira-Sukha: The Fundamental Paradox of Practice - Barrie Risman
In this dance of contraction and expansion, our muscular and energetic action in postural practice re-enacts the universal pulsation that we ...
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sthira-sukham āsanam the true meaning of Effort and Ease on And ...
"sthira-sukham āsanam" - we hear this yoga sūtra quoted in modern yoga classes all the time. But is it really an invitation to find balance ...
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sirrah
sirrah Now arch. (ˈsɪrə) Forms: α. 6 syra, syrra (syrria?), 6–7 sirra. β. 6 syrha, syrrha, 6–7 sirha, sirrha. γ. 6 sirah, 7 syrrah, 7– sirrah. δ. 6 serea, serray, serrha, 9 dial. serrah. See also stirrah. [f. sir n. The additional syllable had probably no definite origin, though explained by Minsheu...
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sir
▪ I. sir, n. (sɜː(r)) [Reduced form of sire sire n., the shortening being due to the absence of stress before the following name or appellation. The forms sore, sur(e may represent OF. sor or sieur, the oblique case of sire.] A. Illustration of forms. (α) 4– sir (6 sirr, 6–7 S{supr}), 5–7 syr.1297– ...
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