The book offers an in-depth account of Ion Creang's early life in what was then the state of Moldavia, with much insight into the social landscape of his childhood universe, describing relationships between its hero, mainly referred to with his hypocorism and patronymic " Nic al lui tefan a Petrei " or " Nic-a lui tefan a Petrei " ( " Nic of tefan of Petru " ), and the various people in his life.
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He went by several nicknames, including but not limited to El Chayo ( hypocorism for " Nazario " or " Rosario ", the Spanish word for Rosary ), El Dulce ( " The Candy " ), El Doctor ( " The Doctor " ), and El M�s Loco ( " The Craziest One " ), In 2014, the Mexican government discovered that the drug lord also held the alias Emiliano Morelos Guevara in reference to revolutionary figures Emiliano Zapata, Jos?Mar�a Morelos, and Che Guevara.
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In this respect, some versions of the Expressivity Theory are truly comparable to what in biology is known as Aristotle's " generatio spontanea " hypothesis [ . . . ], which revolved around the idea that living organisms, such as flies and eels, come about spontaneously in decaying corpses . " Finally, the nicknames with long consonants ( including Gothic " atta " ) are " n "-stems; " n "-stem nicknames occur in other Indo-European branches as well, like Latin " CatM ", " VarrM ", " NerM " and Greek " PlatMn ", " StrabMn ", and " Germanic has many personalizing or individualizing " n "-stems that are structurally identical with the hypocorisms [ nicknames ], e . g.
