ngapa造句

• Western Desert artists such as Ada will frequently paint particular'honey ant ) and Ngapa ( water ).
• Some members of the Ngapa clan supported hosting the facility, while other traditional owners of Muckaty opposed it.
• There were also claims that some members of the Ngapa clan were among those who had signed a petition opposing the facility.
• Sang Hyang Taya is defined simply as " tan keno kinaya ngapa ", it can not be seen, thought, nor imagined.
• The claim by Teisen about Tingatinga decorating house walls might also be interpreted as a clue of another origin of Tingatinga's art, namely the traditional Ngapa, a village where many relatives of Tingatinga's father still live today.
• Because the concept of tawhid in Kapitayan is basically same with the concept of tawhid in Islam : the term of " Tan keno kinaya ngapa " in Kapitayan ( " can't be seen, can't be thought, can't be imagined, He is beyond everything " ), have the same equal meaning as " laisa kamitslihi syai'un " in Islam ( " There is nothing like unto Him "; Qur'an Surah Ash-Syura chapter 42 verse 11 ).