Eiliv Odde Hauge has written: 'Flukten fra Dakar' -- subject(s): Lidvard (Motor ship), Naval operations, Norwegian, Norwegian Naval operations, World War, 1939-1945
Knud Odde has: Played Himself - Musician in "Rock for Afrika" in 1985. Played Fyr 1 ved Bager in "Charlot og Charlotte" in 1996. Played Himself - Sort Sol in "Raketfart special" in 2002. Played himself in "Spot" in 2003. Played himself in "Musikprogrammet - programmet om musik" in 2004. Played himself in "Sort Sol - 422 dage i dybet" in 2004.
In Malayalam, you would say "ഇവിടെ വരുക ശീഘ്രമായി" (ivide varuka sheeghramayi) to mean "come here quickly".
The cast of Sort Sol - 422 dage i dybet - 2004 includes: Knud Odde as himself Thomas Ortved as himself Lars Top Galia as himself
According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1 words with the pattern ODDE-T. That is, six letter words with 1st letter O and 2nd letter D and 3rd letter D and 4th letter E and 6th letter T. In alphabetical order, they are: oddest
The cast of Raketfart special - 2002 includes: Oliver Bjerrehuus as himself Lars Brygmann as himself Jesper Dahl as himself Thomas Helmig as himself Iben Hjejle as herself Ronan Keating as himself Thure Lindhardt as himself Knud Odde as Himself - Sort Sol Thomas Ortved as Himself - Sort Sol Pernille Rosendahl as herself Vigga Svensson as Herself - Host Lars Top Galia as Himself - Sort Sol
The cast of Generation Mason - 2005 includes: Shawn Ashley as Anita Brittany Benjamin as Angie Stephanie Cordell as Nicola Samantha Dean as Louise Tony Deutsch as Pasta Heidi Fellner as Emma Spencer Gillis as Mason Tommy Haines as BJ Emily Hansen as Sara Nadia Hulett as Teen Girl Meagan Kittridge as Megan Larry Laverty as Stern Father Alisha Lien as Cindy Jake Mulholland as Tyler Sarah Odde as Amy Jillia Pessenda as Jamie Kate Wilbers as Match.com
The cast of Charlot og Charlotte - 1996 includes: Sidse Babett Knudsen as Helle Vigga Bro as Emma Lars Brygmann as Anton Martin Brygmann as Kunde ved bager Michel Castenholt as Nikolaj Helle Dolleris as Charlotte Magrethe Helle Dolleris as Charlotte Margrethe Peter Gilsfort as Niels Benny Hansen as Gal mekaniker Preben Harris as Poul Rasmus Haxen as Karl Jan Hertz as Sten Almann Peter Hesse Overgaard as Tjener Isa Holm as Forstanderinde Inger Hovman as Campist Jess Ingerslev as Weirdo-Kaj Ulla Jessen as Kunde ved bager Pia Jette Hansen as Sygeplejeske Tommy Kenter as Orson Preben Kristensen as Poul Teddy Ejvind Lippert as DSB-ansat Lars Lohmann as Borgmester Jesper Lohmann as Morti Stine Mandal as Sygeplejeske Alexander May as Tysk turist Poul Milling as Mekaniker Peter Milling as Mekaniker Peter Mygind as Journalist Leo Nielsen as himself Knud Odde as Fyr 1 ved Bager Anja Owe as Cafeteriaansat Baard Owe as Pastor Zeem Per Pallesen as Porla Else Petersen as Kunde i cafeteria Birgitte Prins as Cafeteriaansat Henrik Prip as Bo Boesen Peter Rygaard as Bartender Avi Sagild as Charlottes mor Morten Suurballe as Laertes
1. Nayaka (Naidu) was an honorary title that was used by the people belonging to the other Telugu castes of Ekari (Pala Ekari) Boyar(warrior), Kamma, Mudi Raju, Koppula /Polinati Velama,Ayyaraka,gangavar(Boyar) etc in Andhra Pradesh and other states. Many communities later began using the Naick or Naidu surname. Edgar Thurston (Castes and Tribes of Southern India Vol. 5; p. 138) noted that "Naidu" or "Nayudu" title was in use by several Telugu castes in colonial India (in alphabetical order): Balija, Bestha, Boyar(warrior) caste, Ekari, gangawar(Boyar), Gavara,Kalingi, Kamma, Kapu, Mudirajus, Velama, Odde, Tottiyan, Reddy, Telaga, Uppiliyan, Idiga and Valmiki.2. In the Gazetteer of the Anantapur district is noted that "the Boyas are the old fighting caste of this part of the country, whose exploits are so often recounted in the history books. The Poligars' forces, and Haidar Ali's famous troops were largely recruited from these people, and they still retain a keen interest in sport and manly exercises."3. The titles of the Boyas are said to be Naidu or Nayudu, Naik, Dora, Dorabidda (children of chieftains), and Valmiki. They claim direct lineal descent from Valmiki, the author of the Ramayana.References:Check the links and(PAGE NO.181) Reference: Page No.181 of castes and bribes of south india - by E.THURSTON / PUBLISHED BY THE LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES,(Reference: Page No.187 of castes and bribes of south india - by E.THURSTON / PUBLISHED BY THE LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES,Read more: http://wiki.answers.com/Who_are_boya_naidu_boya_boyar_gangawaru_naidu_gangavaru_naidu_in_Indian_caste_system#ixzz1nkVmb7Zh
Boya's are Nayaka'sThe Boyas / Bedars are plural form and in their language is South Indian base Telugu, in singular form they called as Boya / Boyar / Bedar / Nayaka / Naidu / Boya Naidu / Boya Nayaka etc., Please Refere Andhra Pradesh Gazette for caste references.Boyas are Naidu alias Nayaka (King/Leader), Nayaka is Sanskrit word Nayaka Mean Head or Leader, Boya Leaders were ruled many kingdoms in India, a few are examples Boya kings fort and ruling place submitted for you. (Please refer Andhra Pradesh Jamindars in Gazette in the same as follows)(a) Gingee fort in tamilnadu.(b) Rayadurg was initially an iron grip of (Boya Palegars) 'Bedars' who were extremely tumultuous throughout the rule of Vijayanagar. The emperor assigned an officer lashing them out and feinted place hisself and thus the hill was known as "Bhupatirayakonda". Subsequently after the forceful Rakshasa Tangadi, the Bedars recuperated the place, however were once more driven out by (Koneti Nayak). His son ('Venkatapathi Nayak') who had disparity with ('Palegar' of Chittaldurg) greatly reinforced the ramparts. This fort was incarcerated by Tipu and he made it as a part of his (Gooty Province).(c) The Chitradurga Palaegar(Polygar) family was of the Beda, or Boya, caste and belonged to one of the hunting hill tribes. According to one tradition, three Boya families emigrated from Jadikal-durga, in the neighbourhood of Tirupati, and settled at Nirutadi, near Bramhasagara, at about 1475 AD. They are said to have belonged to the Kamageti family. The son and the grandson of one of these was named Hire Hanummappa Nayaka and Timmanna Nayaka, respectively. There were many battles in the reign of this Nayaka between Chitradurga, Harapanahalli, Rayadurga, and Bijapur, in all of which the Nayaka had splendid success.1. Nayaka (Naidu) was an honorary title that was used by the people belonging to the other Telugu castes of Ekari (Pala Ekari) Boyar(warrior), Kamma, Mudi Raju, Koppula /Polinati Velama,Ayyaraka,gangavar(Boyar) etc in Andhra Pradesh and other states. Many communities later began using the Naick or Naidu surname. Edgar Thurston (Castes and Tribes of Southern India Vol. 5; p. 138) noted that "Naidu" or "Nayudu" title was in use by several Telugu castes in colonial India (in alphabetical order): Balija, Bestha, Boyar(warrior) caste, Ekari, gangawar(Boyar), Gavara,Kalingi, Kamma, Kapu, Mudirajus, Velama, Odde, Tottiyan, Reddy, Telaga, Uppiliyan, Idiga and Valmiki.2. In the Gazetteer of the Anantapur district is noted that "the Boyas are the old fighting caste of this part of the country, whose exploits are so often recounted in the history books. The Poligars' forces, and Haidar Ali's famous troops were largely recruited from these people, and they still retain a keen interest in sport and manly exercises."3. The titles of the Boyas are said to be Naidu or Nayudu, Naik, Dora, Dorabidda (children of chieftains), and Valmiki. They claim direct lineal descent from Valmiki, the author of the Ramayana.See the related links below for references.
Boya's are Nayaka'sThe Boyas / Bedars are plural form and in their language is South Indian base Telugu, in singular form the called as Boya / Boyar / Bedar / Nayaka / Naidu / Boya Naidu / Boya Nayaka etc., Please Refere Andhra Pradase Gazette for caste references.Boyas are Naidu alias Nayaka (King/Leader), Nayaka is Sanskrit word Nayaka Mean Head or Leader, Boya Leaders were ruled many kingdoms in India, a few are examples Boya kings fort and ruling place submitted for you. (Please refer Andhra Pradesh Jamindars in Gazette in the same as follows)(a) Gingee fort in tamilnadu.(b) Rayadurg was initially an iron grip of (Boya Palegars) 'Bedars' who were extremely tumultuous throughout the rule of Vijayanagar. The emperor assigned an officer lashing them out and feinted place hisself and thus the hill was known as "Bhupatirayakonda". Subsequently after the forceful Rakshasa Tangadi, the Bedars recuperated the place, however were once more driven out by (Koneti Nayak). His son ('Venkatapathi Nayak') who had disparity with ('Palegar' of Chittaldurg) greatly reinforced the ramparts. This fort was incarcerated by Tipu and he made it as a part of his (Gooty Province).(c) The Chitradurga Palaegar(Polygar) family was of the Beda, or Boya, caste and belonged to one of the hunting hill tribes. According to one tradition, three Boya families emigrated from Jadikal-durga, in the neighbourhood of Tirupati, and settled at Nirutadi, near Bramhasagara, at about 1475 AD. They are said to have belonged to the Kamageti family. The son and the grandson of one of these was named Hire Hanummappa Nayaka and Timmanna Nayaka, respectively. There were many battles in the reign of this Nayaka between Chitradurga, Harapanahalli, Rayadurga, and Bijapur, in all of which the Nayaka had splendid success.1. Nayaka (Naidu) was an honorary title that was used by the people belonging to the other Telugu castes of Ekari (Pala Ekari) Boyar(warrior), Kamma, Mudi Raju, Koppula /Polinati Velama,Ayyaraka,gangavar(Boyar) etc in Andhra Pradesh and other states. Many communities later began using the Naick or Naidu surname. Edgar Thurston (Castes and Tribes of Southern India Vol. 5; p. 138) noted that "Naidu" or "Nayudu" title was in use by several Telugu castes in colonial India (in alphabetical order): Balija, Bestha, Boyar(warrior) caste, Ekari, gangawar(Boyar), Gavara,Kalingi, Kamma, Kapu, Mudirajus, Velama, Odde, Tottiyan, Reddy, Telaga, Uppiliyan, Idiga and Valmiki.2. In the Gazetteer of the Anantapur district is noted that "the Boyas are the old fighting caste of this part of the country, whose exploits are so often recounted in the history books. The Poligars' forces, and Haidar Ali's famous troops were largely recruited from these people, and they still retain a keen interest in sport and manly exercises."3. The titles of the Boyas are said to be Naidu or Nayudu, Naik, Dora, Dorabidda (children of chieftains), and Valmiki. They claim direct lineal descent from Valmiki, the author of the Ramayana.
Boya's are Nayaka'sThe Boyas / Bedars are plural form and in their language is South Indian base Telugu, in singular form the called as Boya / Boyar / Bedar / Nayaka / Naidu / Boya Naidu / Boya Nayaka etc., Please Refere Andhra Pradase Gazette for caste references.Boyas are Naidu alias Nayaka (King/Leader), Nayaka is Sanskrit word Nayaka Mean Head or Leader, Boya Leaders were ruled many kingdoms in India, a few are examples Boya kings fort and ruling place submitted for you. (Please refer Andhra Pradesh Jamindars in Gazette in the same as follows)(a) Gingee fort in tamilnadu.(b) Rayadurg was initially an iron grip of (Boya Palegars) 'Bedars' who were extremely tumultuous throughout the rule of Vijayanagar. The emperor assigned an officer lashing them out and feinted place hisself and thus the hill was known as "Bhupatirayakonda". Subsequently after the forceful Rakshasa Tangadi, the Bedars recuperated the place, however were once more driven out by (Koneti Nayak). His son ('Venkatapathi Nayak') who had disparity with ('Palegar' of Chittaldurg) greatly reinforced the ramparts. This fort was incarcerated by Tipu and he made it as a part of his (Gooty Province).(c) The Chitradurga Palaegar(Polygar) family was of the Beda, or Boya, caste and belonged to one of the hunting hill tribes. According to one tradition, three Boya families emigrated from Jadikal-durga, in the neighbourhood of Tirupati, and settled at Nirutadi, near Bramhasagara, at about 1475 AD. They are said to have belonged to the Kamageti family. The son and the grandson of one of these was named Hire Hanummappa Nayaka and Timmanna Nayaka, respectively. There were many battles in the reign of this Nayaka between Chitradurga, Harapanahalli, Rayadurga, and Bijapur, in all of which the Nayaka had splendid success.1. Nayaka (Naidu) was an honorary title that was used by the people belonging to the other Telugu castes of Ekari (Pala Ekari) Boyar(warrior), Kamma, Mudi Raju, Koppula /Polinati Velama,Ayyaraka,gangavar(Boyar) etc in Andhra Pradesh and other states. Many communities later began using the Naick or Naidu surname. Edgar Thurston (Castes and Tribes of Southern India Vol. 5; p. 138) noted that "Naidu" or "Nayudu" title was in use by several Telugu castes in colonial India (in alphabetical order): Balija, Bestha, Boyar(warrior) caste, Ekari, gangawar(Boyar), Gavara,Kalingi, Kamma, Kapu, Mudirajus, Velama, Odde, Tottiyan, Reddy, Telaga, Uppiliyan, Idiga and Valmiki.2. In the Gazetteer of the Anantapur district is noted that "the Boyas are the old fighting caste of this part of the country, whose exploits are so often recounted in the history books. The Poligars' forces, and Haidar Ali's famous troops were largely recruited from these people, and they still retain a keen interest in sport and manly exercises."3. The titles of the Boyas are said to be Naidu or Nayudu, Naik, Dora, Dorabidda (children of chieftains), and Valmiki. They claim direct lineal descent from Valmiki, the author of the Ramayana.