Examples of using Chieftains in English and their translations into Polish
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That viking chieftains.
The chieftains wish to know who you will support.
She said: O chieftains!
A thank you… for your great hospitality towards your chieftains.
You're not chieftains now.
Let the chieftains see he has abandoned Kaidu
People need tribes and chieftains.
Of course the chieftains think I should be Khan.
This one is clearly reserved for wealthy tribal chieftains.
The chieftains are trying to blame all of this on Your Highness.
No sooner had the message been read the chieftains swore,"Nu'aym has told us the truth!
All the Chieftains of the Dúnedain have been fostered for a time in Elrond's halls.
It was a matter that concerned many of the Krayzah since their chieftains had broken the pact.
If the chieftains find out where His Highness is hiding, his life shall be in peril!
Allah made a covenant with the Children of Israel and raised among them twelve chieftains.
All the Chieftains of the Dúnedain have been fostered for a time in Elrond's halls.
There had been a sharp decline in morals most notably in one of their chieftains named Fityun.
The chieftains of his people said:
God took compact with the Children of Israel; and We raised up from among them twelve chieftains.
If the chieftains learn of his retreat,
Ikrimah returned in haste to Abu Sufyan and his fellow chieftains and the message was duly delivered.
The chieftains accepted his advice,
Allah made a covenant of old with the Children of Israel and We raised among them twelve chieftains, and Allah said:
Perhaps the Viking mariner chieftains were supposed to navigate straight North to the realm of the dead.
their final destination remained unknown to even their chieftains.
The matter was then taken to their chieftains who were agreeable and so they became party to the terms and conditions of the truce.
The chieftains of his people, who were disbelieving,
Cremation of the dead was a widespread practice among the Vikings, although the chieftains were usually buried in richly carved wagons sometime together with their ships.
Some of the chieftains of the Koraysh were given one hundred camels whereas others were given fifty or forty camels.
Shortly afterwards, Abu Sufyan arrived with several other Koraysh chieftains and asked him to disarm his bow