Long / Short in the stamp

At the Olympics in Los Angeles came a roll of stamps commemorating the sports practiced. It is noted that the length (short or long jump for example) refers to the pair of concepts studied.

Long / Short Alphabet (spanish)

A: Árbol (Tree)

B: Botella (Bottle)

C: Cadena (Chain)

D: Dedo (Finger)

E: Episodio (Episodic)

F: Fila (Queue)

G: Gusano (Worm)

H: Hilo (Thread)

I: Índice (Index)

J: Jirafa (Giraffe)

K:

L: Lengua (Tongue)

LL: Llave (Key)

M: Mano (Hand)

N: Nudo (Knot)

O: Onda (Wave)

P: Pie (Foot)

Q: Quiste (Cyst)

R: Rulo (Roller)

S: Serpiente (Snake)

T: Trazado (Path)

U: Uña (Nail)

V: Vaso (Glass)

W:

X: Xilófono (Xylophone)

Y: Yo-Yo (yo-yo)

Z: Zapato (Shoe)

Long / Short Alphabet (italian)

A: Albero (Tree)

B: Barca (Boat)

C: Catena (Chain)

D: Domanda (Question)

E: Elastico (Rubber Band)

F: Fronte (Forehead)

G: Giacca (Jacket)

H:

I: Indice (Index)

L: Lingua (Tongue)

M: Manico (Handle)

N: Naso (Nose)

O: Ombra (Shadow)

P: Percorso (Root)

Q: Quaderno (Notebook)

R: Righello (Ruler)

S: Strada (Street)

T: Tavolo (Table)

U: Unghia (Nail)

V: Viaggio (Trip)

Z

Long / Short Alphabet (english)

A: Arm

B: Boat

C: Chain

D: Door

E: Episodic

F: Forehead

G: Game

H: Handle

I: Index

J: Jacket

K: Key

L: Leg

M: Movie

N: Nail

O: Order

P: Park

Q: Question

R: Rubber Band

S: Street

T: Tree

U:Ulna

V: Video

W: Winter

X: Xylophone

Y:

Z: Zoo

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Long / Short in cover books

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The book is about long / short in terms of size.

Long / Short in the art

The Vitruvian Man, Leonardo da Vinci, provides the concept of the perfect measurements in art (painting), the short and long to be the body parts to represent them and therefore, the proportion should be.

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Long / Short in history

Pepin the Short that he was mayor of the palace of Neustria (741-751) and of Austrasia (747-751), later King of the Franks (751-768). Son of Charles Martel and Rotrude of Trèves, was the father of Carloman I and Charlemagne.

He was crowned king of the Franks from the Pope who, threatened by the advance of the Lombards, had obtained the protection and returned the receipt in Pepin with a coronation formally illegitimate.

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