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Definition von baș-agá im Wörterbuch Rumänisch
BAŞ-AGÁ, Bash-Agale, S. M. (Lehrer und Pop.) Offizier in der osmanischen Armee. \u0026 # X2013; Tc. BAS-Aga. BAȘ-AGÁ, baș-agale, s. m. (Înv. și pop.) Ofițer în armata otomană. – Tc. baș-aga.
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Micul dicţionar academic - Volumul 1 - Pagina 218
3 (inv; Tarn; gmt) Element de compunere pentru formarea unor substantive, cu sensul de „cel mai bun", „în cel mai înalt grad", „peste mäsurä de". bas-aga sm [At: E. V ÄCÄRESCU, ap. SIO / PI: bas-ацлк I E: te basaga] (Tcî) 1-3 (Persoanä cu) ...
Eugen Simion, Institutul de Lingvistică din București "Iorgu Iordan"., 2001
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The Ottoman Lady: A Social History from 1718 to 1918 - Pagina 282
... nurse baltaci A halberdier baskin A raid bas aga A head black eunuch in the service of the imperial family bas ikbal See ikbal, bas bas kadin See kadin, bas ba§ kalfa A woman in charge of a palace service bas usta See usta, bas baslanmak ...
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Joc de umbre: roman - Pagina 85
Cum sä te cred, a zis bas-aga, mai marele lor. — Uite bine, am zis eu scotând un piastru. Dar bas-ceaus sau besli-aga, ce-o fi fost, a început sä râdä si a spus cätre ceilalti haidäi ce erau în jurul meu: — la dati-i voi de cheltuialä!. . . Si m-au ...
4
Land and Society in the Christian Kingdom of Ethiopia: ... - Pagina 104
The third group consisted of those monks of the Dabra Libanos tradition who put forward the new teaching of "Son by Grace," Wald baS'aga.41 By the nineteenth century their teaching was to be known as YdS'aga Ley In either formula, they ...
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Islamic Society and the West - Pagina 331
Not only they, however, but also such eunuchs as were employed in the households of princes and princesses seem to have come under the authority of the Kizlar Agasi. Each princess had not only a Bas Aga like the Vdlide and the Kadins, ...
Sir Hamilton Gibb, Harold Bowen, 1957
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Islamic Society and the West: Islamic society in the ... - Pagina 331
Not only they, however, but also such eunuchs as were employed in the households of princes and princesses seem to have come under the authority of the Kizlar Agasi. Each princess had not only a Bas Aga like the Vdlide and the Kadins, ...
Hamilton Alexander Rosskeen Gibb, Harold Bowen, 1963
Not only they, however, but also such eunuchs as were employed in the households of princes and princesses seem to have come under the authority of the Kizlar Agasi. Each princess had not only a Bas Aga like the Vdlide and the Kadins, ...
Hamilton Alexander Rosskeen Gibb, Harold Bowen, 1950
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A voyage performed by the late Earl of Sandwich round the ...
The first consists in a great number of women slaves, under the direction of their chief, called usta ; the second is composed of a guard of black eunuchs, commanded by the
bas aga, of baltazis, zoadars, arabazis, and cara <uluczis ; all which ...
John Montagu ¬of Sandwich, John Cooke, 1799
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Greek Gradus, Or, Greek, Latin, and English Prosodial ... - Pagina 381
"fc-Xlyrilt, ïbôs, ii, adj. [" naves detiiiens. Sic dicebatur piscis quidam exiguus, quern naves retardare veteres fabulati sunt." Doctiss. Blomf. in 1. c] ship- detaining. Mí/ rivas àvriirvovs Aämotc ypövias t)(îy^bas. Aga ni. 145. Eyj-evti'ii, îôs, ó et »V, ...
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A Voyage Performed by the Late Earl of Sandwich: Round the ...
The first consists in a great number of women slave's, under the direction of their chief, called usta; the second is composed of a guard of black eunuchs, commanded by the bas aga, of baltazis, zoadars, arabazis, and cara culuczis; all which ...
John Montagu Earl of Sandwich, John Cooke, 1807
