Results for oho translation from Spanish to English

¡oho!
“oho!”

¡oho, señores!
oho, gentlemen!

coyote / "oho!
coyote / "oho!

swami dijo, "¡oho!
swami said, “o, ho!

oho. ¿qué significa esto?
“oho! what does it mean?”

oh, ya veo, dijo. ¿oho?
“oh, i see,” he said. “oho?”

la aplicaci6n del apartado 2 no excluyela facultad de cualquier oho diputado de solicitarla devoluci6n a que se refiere el artfculo 168.
application of paragraph 2 does not precludea request for referral being tabled by other members pursuant to rule 168.

0interpol ï 0 lh oho l'or el tiempo robado a sus apretadas agendas para prestar información básica al observatorio acerca de su propia labor y por sentar las bases de la cooperación en el futuro en toda una amplia serie de cuestiones
for the time taken from their busy schedules to provide the centre with basic information about their own work and to lay the foundations for future cooperation across a range of issues

== denkei 傳系 ==lista de soke de togakure ryu# 戸隠大助 togakure daisuke (oho era 1161)# 志摩小三太源兼定 shima kosanta minamoto no kanesada (1180)# 戸隠五郎 togakure goro (1200)# 戸隠小三太 togakure kosanta# 甲賀鬼三太 koga kisanta# 金子友春 kaneko tomoharu# 戸隠龍法 togakure ryuho# 戸隠岳雲 togakure gakuun# 木戸小石 kido koseki# 伊賀天龍 iga tenryu# 上野利平 ueno rihei# 上野千里 ueno senri# 上野万二郎 ueno manjiro# 飯塚三郎 iizuka saburo# 沢田五郎 sawada goro# 大猿一平 ozaru ippei# 十又八郎 kimata hachiro# 片岡平座衛門 kataoka heizaemon# 森宇源太 mori ugenta# 戸田五兵衛 toda gogei# 神戸青雲 kobe seiun# 百地幸兵衛 momochi kobei# 戸張典善 tobari tenzen# 戸田盛柳信綱 toda seiryu nobutsuna (kwanyei era 1624-1644)# 戸田不動信近 toda fudo nobuchika (manji era 1658-1681)# 戸田観五郎信安 toda kangoro nobuyasu (tenna era 1681-1704)# 戸田英三郎信正 toda eisaburo nobumasa (hoyei era 1704-1711)# 戸田新兵衛正近 toda shinbei masachika (shotoku era 1711-1736)# 戸田新五郎正良 toda shingoro masayoshi (gembun era 1736-1764)# 戸田大五郎近秀 toda daigoro chikahide (meiwa era 1764-1804)# 戸田大三郎近繁 toda daisaburo chikashige (bunkwa era 1804)# 戸田真竜軒正光 toda shinryuken masamitsu (b.
===lineage===as stated by the bujinkan organization, the lineage in the line of sōke (grand masters) of togakure-ryū, beginning with daisuke togakure, is as follows:# daisuke togakure (1162)# shima kosanta minamoto no kanesada (1180)# goro togakure (1200)# kosanta togakure# kisanta koga# tomoharu kaneko# ryuho togakure# gakuun togakure# koseki kido# tenryu iga# rihei ueno# senri ueno# majiro ueno# saburo iisuka# goro sawada# ippei ozaru# hachiro kimata# heizaemon kataoka# ugenta mori# gobei toda# seiun kobe# kobei momochi# tenzen tobari# seiryu nobutsuna toda (1624–1658)# fudo nobuchika toda (1658–1681)# kangoro nobuyasu toda (1681–1704)# eisaburo nobumasa toda (1704–1711)# shinbei masachika toda (1711–1736)# shingoro masayoshi toda (1736–1764)# daigoro chikahide toda (1764–1804)# daisaburo chikashige toda (1804)# shinryuken masamitsu toda (born 1824 - died 1909)# toshitsugu takamatsu (born 1887 - died 1972)# masaaki hatsumi (born 1931–present)==style==as a ninjutsu tradition influenced by the samurai martial arts of the sengoku period, the style of togakure-ryū consists of a small number of physical escape and evasion techniques called "ninpo taijutsu," as well as a series of sword attack patterns, or biken kata.