Because the mammary glands and teatsare close together, the portion of the milkingmachine attached to the animal (teat-cups and teatcluster) can be relatively compact. For those not fa-miliar with milking and management of moderndairy cows, the udder of a lactating Holstein cowfor example can be rather massive.ecause the mammary glands and teatsare close together, the portion of the milkingmachine attached to the animal (teat-cups and teatcluster) can be relatively compact. For those not fa-miliar with milking and management of moderndairy cows, the udder of a lactating Holstein cowfor example can be rather massive.
According to the Hebrew Bible, Bat Sheva, more commonly known by the anglicized name Bathsheba (/bÃ¦Î¸ËÊiËbÉ/ or /ËbÃ¦Î¸ÊÉªbÉ/; Hebrew: ×Ö·Ö¼×ª ×©Ö¶×Ö«×Ö·×¢ââ, Baá¹¯-Å¡eá¸aâ, daughter of the oath; Arabic: Ø¨Ø«Ø´Ø¨Ø¹ââ, Ø§Ø¨ÙØ© Ø§ÙÙØ³Ù) was the wife of Uriah the Hittite and later of David, king of the United Kingdom of Israel and Judah.
It was also the name of a biblical place name and kingdom ruled by the Queen of Sheba; the location is possibly modern day Arabia or Ethiopia. Sheba is an English and Hebrew form of the Hebrew Sheva.Forms of Sheba include the Greek Saba, the African and Arabic Sabah, the name Sheaba, the name Shebah, the name Sheeba, the name Sheebah, the name Sheibah, the name Sheyba, and the name Shyba. Sheba is not often used as a baby girl name.It is not in the top 1000 names.Baby names that sound like Sheba include Sheeba, Sheebah, Sabayah, Sabcia, Sabha, Sabka, Safah, Saffa, Saffah, Sapha, Savage, Savya, Secuba, Sevgi, Shaba, Shalva, Shapa, Sheaba, Shebah, and Sheibah.t was also the name of a biblical place name and kingdom ruled by the Queen of Sheba; the location is possibly modern day Arabia or Ethiopia. Sheba is an English and Hebrew form of the Hebrew Sheva.