WAS BEDEUTET SARUK AUF MALAYSISCH
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Definition von saruk im Wörterbuch Malaysisch
Saruk; klopfen 1. etwas berühren oder brechen, Daube; 2. glückliche Arche; Kratzen, Kratzen, Stolpern, Brechen. saruk; menyaruk 1. menyentuh atau melanggar sesuatu, menyandung; 2. ark mujur; tersaruk, tersaruk-saruk tersandung-sandung, terlanggar- langgar.
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10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «SARUK» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
saruk in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
saruk im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
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Destiny's Divine: - Halaman 128
Saruk slammed the hatch and barred it to prevent any more from following. It was a dead end, and he blocked the way. “Light. I want light,” Saruk commanded, his voice hollow as he gasped for air. His lantern minded him and shined, giving ...
2
Creative Land: Place and Procreation on the Rai Coast of ...
six children / f»'TMngs / four children Figure 2.1 Kow/Wp /« S«r«& Hamlet 1994/95 In the hamlet of Saruk lived an old man and his two unmarried children, a girl and a boy, his married son, and this son's wife and children. They had built a ...
3
Italian Jewry in the Renaissance Era - Halaman 122
This was Israel Saruk (Sarug),25 an energetic propagandist who very successfully disseminated the teaching of the Kabbalists of Safed. In Mantua, Saruk managed to obtain a devoted follower of the Lurianic system of Kabbalah in the person ...
4
By Order of the Prince - Halaman 87
He knew that fountain, had stood before it many times when he'd visited the island of Saruk. In their area of the sea there were a total of five independent islands—Barajas, Kyros, Nadar, Jamala and Saruk. Saruk was the largest of them all and ...
5
A Dictionary in English, Bangálí, and Manipuri - Halaman 339
... makháe One-third-Tin bháger ek bhág-Saruk ahúm da gi saruk amá T wo-thirds-Tin bháger dui bluig-Saruk ahúm da gi saruk ani Three-fourths-Chári bháger tin bhág-Saruk mari da gi saruk ahúm Once-Ek bár-Amarak Twice-Dui bár-Anirak ...
6
Ukkil: Visual Arts of the Sulu Archipelago - Halaman 54
HATS A cone-shaped saruk, or hat, worn by the menfolk on the farm or at sea, is ordinarily made of unbleached pangdan, coconut, or buri palm fronds often simply stitched together with twine, thin bamboo strips, or vines. Another version of a ...
Ligaya Fernando-amilbangsa, 2005
7
Judaic Perspectives on Ancient Israel - Halaman 254
It is subsequently mentioned by Menahem ibn Saruk (Mahberet Menahem, ed. Z. Filipowski [London, 1854], 10b0), Ibn Janah (Sefer Hariqma, 38), and Moses ben Hanesiah (Sefer Hashoham, ed. B. Klar [Jerusalem: Meqise Hanirdamim, ...
Jacob Neusner, Baruch A. Levine, Ernest S. Frerichs, 2004
8
The Journal of the Royal Geographical Society: JRGS
1838.] Ckukli — Karaftu Caves — Saruk — Chul. 45 Kdpri, after which, the valley begins to expand ; and, at last, opens out into the great plain of Miyandab. At this season I found very little water in the Saruk ; it was merely a rapid, noisy stream, ...
Royal Geographical Society, 1841
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The Zenana, Or, A Nuwab's Leisure Hours - Jilid 2 - Halaman 328
I know not how this may be; Saruk is rich, very rich, so do not trust to the present misfortune which has befallen them.” “ Ah !” thought Ashuk, “ so Saruk himself thinks, but he will soon be undeceived.” To his surprise, a day or two after the ...
William Browne Hockley, 1827
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The Journal of the Royal Geographical Society - Jilid 10 - Halaman 45
At this season I found very little water in the Saruk ; it was merely a rapid, noisy stream, boiling along amid stones and rocks, and fordable at all points. The Saruk does not form the boundary between A zer- bij'Jin and Kurdistan, as has usually ...
Royal Geographical Society (Great Britain), 1841
