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21Frith (disambiguation) — Frith is an obsolete English word.Frith may also refer to:* Frith (druidry), a druidic religious practice of divination * Frith (surname), a surname * Frith van der Merwe (born 1964), South African athlete * Frith, the Sun god in the legends of… …
22Frith (druidry) — Frith is a druidic religious practice of divination. Historically, it was recorded in the Highlands of Scotland but also throughout Europe and in recent centuries throughout the European diaspora as far as Mt Warning. The frithir (augurer) is… …
23Frith Banbury — MBE (May 4, 1912 May 14, 2008) was a British theater actor and stage director. His career spanned multiple decades and included a long stint as head of the Haymarket Theatre in London s West End. cite news |first=|last=|title=Frith Banbury,… …
24Frith van der Merwe — (born May 26, 1964) is a South African long distance athlete.She competed in the South African ultramarathon, the Comrades Marathon in the late 1980s and early 90s with astonishing success, setting records for both up and down run, one of which… …
25Frith of Clyde — Frith of Clyde, F. of Forth, F. of Tay etc., s.u. dem betreffenden Hauptnamen …
26Frith, William Powell — Frith, William Powell, engl. Maler, geb. 9. Jan. 1819 in Studley (Yorkshire), trat 1835 in die Londoner Akademie ein und entwickelte sich bald zu einem der bedeutendsten Genremaler. Anfangs behandelte er Motive aus Dichtern und… …
27Frith Common — infobox UK place country = England static static image caption= latitude= longitude= official name =Frith Common population = shire district= shire county = Worcestershire region= West Midlands constituency westminster= post town= postcode… …
28Frith, William Powell — ▪ British painter born Jan. 9, 1819, Aldfield, Yorkshire, Eng. died Nov. 2, 1909, London English painter famous for his crowded scenes of contemporary English life, executed with a preciseness of technique akin to that of the Pre… …
29frith — noun Date: 14th century archaic estuary …
30frith — noun /fɹɪθ/ a) Peace; security. b) a wood, woodland, forest; undergrowth, brushwood …
