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Tuksa

61°00′23″N 32°50′47″E / 61.006278°N 32.846333°E / 61.006278; 32.846333 Tuksa (Russian: Тукса, Livvi: Tuuksi) is a village and the administrative center

Tuksa (disambiguation)

Tuksa is a village in Karelia, Russia. Tuksa may also refer to: Tuksa River [ru], Karelia, Russia Spelling of the name Tukša without diacritics: Veljko

Veljko Tukša

Veljko Tukša (known in the United States as Val Tuksa; born 21 November 1950) is a retired Yugoslavian association football player who played professionally

Quenya

*neterquainëa *neterquaista 100 tuksa pínea (lit. 'small gross') *tuxa *tuxëa *tuxasta 100/144 tuksa 200 yúyo tuksa *tuxa atta *tuxëa atta *tuxasta atta

Republic of Karelia

Karelian and Veps language nests were created in Petrozavodsk, Kalevala, Tuksa and Sheltozero, but were later shut down. Now native languages of Karelia

New York Arrows

Slaviša Žungul 1981–1982 Slaviša Žungul Defender of the Year 1981–1982 Veljko Tukša Goalkeeper of the Year 1982–1983 Zoltan Toth Coach of the Year 1980–1981

Byangsi language

tiɡɛ 4 pi 30 nasa: cì 5 nai 40 pisà 6 tugu 50 pisa: cì 7 niʃɛ 60 tuksa: 8 jɛdɛ 70 tuksa: cì 9 ɡui 80 jatsha 10 cì 90 jatsha cì 11 cɛthe 100 rà / sai 12

Major Indoor Soccer League (1978–1992)

Year Winner 1981–82 Val Tuksa, New York 1982–83 Bernie James, Cleveland 1983–84 Kim Roentved, Wichita 1984–85 Kevin Crow, San Diego 1985–86 Kim Roentved

1977 Vancouver Whitecaps season

July 28, 1977 23 Toronto Blizzard 6–1 Vancouver Whitecaps Toronto PT Tukša Vabec Zutelja Report Possee Stadium: Varsity Stadium Attendance: 8,276

Brazilian Symphony Orchestra

(1978–1993) Ricardo Cyncynates (1981–1984) Michel Bessler [pt] (1977–2015) Martin Tuksa (2000) Followed by number of concerts Nelson Freire (piano) (89) Jacques