Salvador Dalí was a Spanish artist.
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Dal
Synonyms for "dal" (10 found)
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28 translations across 17 languages.
Afrikaans
2 entries- dhal noun (a dried husked pulse)
- dhal noun (dish)
Assamese
2 entries- ডালি noun (a dried husked pulse)
- দাইল noun (a dried husked pulse)
Bengali
2 entries- ডাইল noun (a dried husked pulse)
- ডাল noun (a dried husked pulse)
Gujarati
1 entries- દાળ noun (a dried husked pulse)
Hindi
1 entries- दाल noun (a dried husked pulse)
Japanese
1 entries- ダール noun (a dried husked pulse)
Kannada
1 entries- ತೊವ್ವೆ noun (a dried husked pulse)
Malayalam
3 entries- പരിപ്പുകറി noun (dish)
- പരിപ്പ് noun (a dried husked pulse)
- പരിപ്പ് noun (dish)
Nepali
1 entries- दाल noun (a dried husked pulse)
Persian
2 entries- دال noun (a dried husked pulse)
- دالعدس noun (a dried husked pulse)
Polish
2 entries- dal noun (a dried husked pulse)
- dal noun (dish)
Punjabi
2 entries- ਦਾਲ noun (a dried husked pulse)
- ਦਾਲ਼ noun (a dried husked pulse)
Russian
2 entries- даа́л noun (a dried husked pulse)
- дал noun (a dried husked pulse)
Sinhalese
1 entries- පරිප්පු noun (a dried husked pulse)
Tamil
3 entries- கந்தி noun (a dried husked pulse)
- பருப்பு noun (a dried husked pulse)
- பருப்புக்கறி noun (dish)
Telugu
1 entries- పప్పు noun (a dried husked pulse)
Urdu
1 entries- دال noun (a dried husked pulse)
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Lojban is the Salvador Dalí of languages.
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"I only know one surrealist, and that's Salvador Dalí." "Then you mean to say you don't know any surrealists."
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Un Chien Andalou by Luis Buñuel and Salvador Dalí is considered a masterpiece of surrealist cinema.
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