Warin

Amy P Warin, age 64, Houston, TX View Details

Cities: Houston TX, Phoenix AZ Possible Relatives: Piyapong Pongwarin, Prapatpong Pongwarin, Prathead Pongwarin

Amanda Michelle Warin, age 29, Pella, IA View Details

Cities: Pella IA, Charlotte NC, Pineville NC Possible Relatives: Lydia M Warin, Michael Robert Warin, Michelle L Warin

Warin H Dexter, age 69, Naples, FL View Details

Locations: Osterville MA, Fort Myers FL, Boston MA Possible Relatives: ,

Miller Marion Warin, age 65, Wilmington, DE View Details

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Waring's problem

In number theory, Waring's problem asks whether each natural number k has an associated positive integer s such that every natural number is the sum of at most s natural numbers raised to the power k.read more... For example, every natural number is the sum of at most 4 squares, 9 cubes, or 19 fourth powers. Waring's problem was proposed in 1770 by Edward Waring, after whom it is named. Its affirmative answer, known as the Hilbert–Waring theorem, was provided by Hilbert in 1909. Waring's problem has its own Mathematics Subject Classification, 11P05, "Waring's problem and variants."read less...

Warini

The Varini', Warni or Warini, viruni - is a slavic word for a west-slavic tribe referred to Obodrity (Bodrichi) union of slavic tribes - first mentioned by Tacitus. West-Slavic tribes have populated Eread more...urope spreading from the Eastern Areas at least to the vertical line from the river Weser and downwards. The ethnical content on today's German territory has been retained but from the 18th century most of the slavic tribes were germanized due to the sanctions imposed on them should they continue speaking their slavic languages. However the Slavic toponyms and onomastics, especially the names of some rivers or names of places, as well other slavic lexics such as some water birds or trees have been retained within the German language in a germanized pronunciation and spelling. Slavic traditions have also been retained in German villages, but are not recognized as such by the population, who lost their slavic identity in the past centuries. including one or more Germanic peoples who originally lived in what is now northeastern Germany, near the Baltic sea. Although the word is clearly slavic not only from the point of stem, but also from the point of grammar suffixes and endings of its different variants, the meaning still arouses dispute, due to several meanings of the same stem in the slavic languages. The most common way for the slavic tribe to form their names was after the names of rivers or sea, or water places where they lived. It is clear that Warni lived on the river Waera near Bremen and Wremen. But the meaning of this river name and the tribe is most probably referring to the widely spread occupation in the area of “the Sarmatian Ocean” : salt preparation. Slavic tribes living at coastal areas were known for a special way of boiling the sea water in order to prepare the salt. Var- war- is the Slavic root-stem for “cooking”, “boiling”. The places were they did it including the geographic names of the towns or areas where they did it were named Wari, Warni, Waraki, Warnya. People who professionally engaged in salt preparation and trading were called the same. At that time it was one of the most lucrative business in Europe, similar to oil-and-gas industry nowadays. The word Waryagi also comes from this stem: these were the people from the North sea and Baltic sea coastal areas dealing with salt production, fishing, and trading and shipping salt from the North down to the South. Wariagi or Wariaki also were known under the name of Rus’ probably after the name of the River in Prussia, and were known for their martial organization and skills. The North and Baltic sea Slavic tribes were not the only ethnicity engaging in salt production and trading. It apparently became the business for the whole area, and very soon Wariagi included people of different ethnicities and tribes – Slavic, Scandinavian, Germanic – mixed. But the word for these people, their occupation and organization was retained as Slavic. Warny most probably comes from this stem, especially there is another toponym associated with Rus and Waryagi in this area: New Prussia is situated next to Wremen and Bremen. (the word Prussia stems from the river Rus in Prussia: Slavic tribes living on the rivers often added prefi po- meaning “upon”: po-laby . There are other slavic meanings and stems that can generate varni: Voron-i, vran-i – cultural cult bird - raven associated with certain slavic and proto-indoeuropean deities. It is known that proto-slavic tribes could be named after pagan cult-related birds: skoloty – is the self name of Scythians-sarmaty-saki. Skolot- comes most probably from Sokol – the falcon bird related to the cult of the Sun and containing Kolo – one of the stems meaning the Sun or the Clockwise circle-movement in slavic languages. In the Same way Vran, Voron is associated with Varun, Virun, Perun that corresponds to indo-European deity Varuna.. The ancient name family names with Var-, War- are extremely widely spread in the Slavic world – big amount of variations Including Варун, Virun, just like Skolot. There are other possible variants related to “var-/war-“, but it is important, that similar, possibly same-source stem toponyms are found in the Slavic countries as of today: Varna – a city, Warsaw, Karlovy Wary etc. Similar toponyms are also found to the East in Estonia, Prussia and other regions historically pertaining to the Slavic multi-folk world. Some researchers, who are not familiar with the Slavic world, language, culture and history try to attach different origins other than Slavic to the name of the trib Wari.. basing on the fact that the territory nowadays belongs to Germany, or on the fact that Germanic and Celtic tribes lived in that neighbourhood and starting with the 9th century or earlier under the christianization or economic ambitions made attempts to spread to the east mixing with the Slavic tribes or in this or that way occupying their territories.read less...

Warinanco Park

Warinanco Park is a popular 204-acre park on St. Georges Avenue in Roselle, New Jersey and the neighboring city of Elizabeth. The park is located near the Elizabeth River.