The 1964 film version stars Anthony Quinn in the title role, and Alan Bates. The film “Zorba the Greek” and the musical “Zorba” are adaptations of the 1952 novel “Zorba the Greek” by Nikos Kazantzakis. The idea was that the original umpire was a third person called on to arbitrate between two, providing that “odd number” needed to decide the dispute. The term “noumpere” came from Old French “nonper” meaning “not even, odd number”. 15 Umpire’s call : FOULīack in the 15th century, “an umpire” was referred to as “a noumpere”, which was misheard and hence causing the dropping of the initial letter N. The usage was extended in the early 1800s (especially in the form “lanky”) to mean “awkwardly tall and thin”. The term “lank” can describe something that is straight and flat, particularly hair. The name “Imagination!” was adopted in 1999, after a major renovation. The pavilion comprises glass pyramids, and opened in 1982 as home to the 3-D film “Magic Journeys”. Imagination! Is a pavilion in “Future World” at Florida’s Epcot Center. 9 Theme park that retired its IllumiNations show in 2019 : EPCOT Okra is known as “ngombo” in Bantu, a name that might give us the word “gumbo”, the name for the name of the southern Louisiana stew that includes okra as a key ingredient. The pods are said to resemble “ladies’ fingers”, which is an alternative name for the plant. The plant known as okra is mainly grown for it edible green pods.
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