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Singhalese

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Singhalese (sĭng'gəlēz`): see Sinhalese Sinhalese (sĭn'həlēz`)
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The capital of Singhalese kings from the eleventh to the twelfth century, Polonnaruwa witnessed the rise of an advanced Buddhist culture that produced exquisite palaces, temples, and reliquaries.
Merton's enlightenment: what he found in Asia by Wilkes, Paul / Commonweal
Eardley Mendis recently commented, "The train on which my wife and daughter were riding in Sri Lanka, and on which my wife died [when the tsunami hit], was filled with Hindus, Buddhists, Muslims, Christians, Tamils, and Singhalese.
Treasuring the treasure: an interfaith journey by Vogelaar, Harold / Currents in Theology and Mission
Its success lies in part in the translation method it employs--designed by Fernando himself, specifically for Singhalese speakers.
Those who can, teach by Perera, Mark / For A Change
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