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Although it started mainly as a women's news site it had other sections such as "Tajrobeh haye zananeh" (Womanly Experiences) which was my favorite section and I started writing for it.

Elham Gheytanchi: Iranian Women's Rights: Interview with Soheila Vahdati 2008

Or, “giving the funnel or belly a lift in the middle.” kekruphalon, Pollux, v. 195 This sentence according to Lenz is out of its place, referring solely to the haye nets; the order of the words should be ta de diktua teineto en apedois stoikhizeto de, k.t.l. If so, transl.

On Hunting 2007

He will stretch the larger (haye) nets upon level spaces; and proceed to plant the road nets upon roads and at converging points of tracks and footpaths; 196 he must attach the border-ropes to the ground, draw together the elbows or side ends of the nets, fix the forked props between the upper meshes,197 adjust the skirting ropes upon the tops, and close up gaps.

On Hunting 2007

When the final moment has come, he will stretch the big haye nets round the first one and then the other victim (precisely as in the case of one of those black thawed patches above named), so as to enclose within the toils whatever the creature is resting on. 263 As soon as the nets are posted, up he must go and start her.

On Hunting 2007

At the elbow ends55 the road net should be furnished with nipples56 (or eyes), and the larger sort (the haye) with rings, and both alike with a running line of twisted cord.

On Hunting 2007

Then is the time for the sportsman to take the haye nets and set off with a comrade up to the hills, and leave the cultivated lands behind; and when he has got upon the tracks to follow up the clue.

On Hunting 2007

Ynde, ben gret plentee of cokodrilles, that is the maner of a longe serpent, as I haye seyd before.

The Voyages and Travels of Sir John Mandeville 2004

And when they haue eaten the fleshe, thei stuffe the hide full of haye, and sowe it againe together and sette it vp ouer the graue vpon foure poles, in remembraunce of the deade.

The Fardle of Facions, conteining the aunciente maners, customes and lawes, of the peoples enhabiting the two partes of the earth, called Affricke and Asie 2004

We haue no labouring cattel besides horses and oxen: these haue grasse and hay (except where haye is wanting) for their fodder, and water to drinke.

A briefe commentarie of Island, by Arngrimus Ionas 2003

Plinie in like sort maketh mention of a flame in a certaine mountaine, which, as it is kindled with water, so is it quenched with earth or haye: also of another field which burneth not the leaues of shadie trees that growe directly ouer it.

A briefe commentarie of Island, by Arngrimus Ionas 2003