barbut old use , auch: barbute

One of them cautiously kicked away the dropped sword while the other turned the body on its back and pulled off the demon-painted barbut.

The barbut and rubab thus were different instruments as late as the 19th century in Persia.

The squire offered a serviceable barbut.

Bombus barbutellus, or Barbut's Cuckoo-bee is a species of cuckoo bumblebee that is widespread, if not especially common, in most of Europe.

James Barbut publishes The genera insectorum of Linnæus exemplified in various specimens of English insects drawn from nature.

Embolex, a Northern California company founded by Dr. Barbut, the neurologist, has designed a filter to catch debris from the aorta during surgery.

The warrior's face was hidden in a barbut helm, black with a demon-mask outlined on it in red; Rolf had not a moment's doubt that this was Chup.

"For the poor, this is clearly a recognition that participants here in Bali are serious about their concerns," said Monique Barbut, chief executive officer of the Global Environment Fund.

They eyed him critically while he took the shield on his arm and set the barbut on his head; he supposed they wanted to see whether he was likely to collapse with fear.

The British dispatched two separate forces into Kandyan territory - one, under Major-General Hay Macdowell, from Colombo, and another, under a Colonel Barbut, from Trincomalee.

"On video it looks like a snowstorm," said Denise Barbut, former director of stroke research at the Weill Medical College of Cornell University, who has used ultrasound to study the flow of these particles during bypass surgery.