10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «NEBBUK»
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nebbuk in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Soon we had spread our carpets; and while the peasants of the place brought us
the nebbuk fruit—like a small apple— the dogs were loose and dabbling in the
stream, the camels drinking, the horse standing in the middle of the brook, the ...
George T. Lowth, Esq., 1855
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The Wanderer in Arabia; Or, Western Footsteps in Eastern ...
Soon we had spread our carpets ; and while the peasants of the place brought us
the nebbuk fruit — like a small apple — the dogs were loose and dabbling in the
stream, the camels drinking, the horse standing in the middle of the brook, the ...
3
The Desert of the Exodus: Journeys on Foot in the Wilderness ...
Nakhl Mizraim, 234. Niimu's (pi. NawamiV), 121, 122, 141. 148, 186, 209, 210,
229, 248, 252. 255, 256, 257, 260, 271, 285. Natrun, 226. Nebbuk (fruit), 140,
407. NeM Harun (see Aaron). Nebf Baud, 401. Saleh, 58, .r>4, 218, 219, 252.
legend ...
Edward Henry Palmer, 1872
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The Monthly Religious Magazine
For miles, along the western shore, this beautiful shrub is mingled with the reeds
and rushes, and with clumps of the willow and nebbuk. It makes a natural hedge
to the lake. One naturally looks to find many ruins in a region once so famous, ...
Frederic Dan Huntington, 1855
the sharp point of anything %\m «, 2 Nebbuk ( neb'uk ) ?». ( lot. ) a s/imi Zizyplius
Spina-Chrisli, one of the thorns of Christ's crown f q «. Nebula ( neb'u-la ) [ L. -Gr.
nephele, cloud, mist. ] n. a little cloud 5551^ ?^T Mi 35? IT *nf »». ^ a faint, misty ...
Nilakantha Babaji Ranade, 1996
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7
The Gold-Mines of Midian and the Ruined Midianite Cities
... them at rooo or more—-growing near the beach and along a valley coming
from the east, in which there is a perennial stream of water. With the date trees
we also saw several dom palms, lime, nebbuk, and fig trees ; and there were
even a ...
(^jat) - (pi. nebulae or - s) celestial objects resembling white clouds; qjnra
HUWWJ?. nebbuk, n. ftrty - one of the thorns of Christ's crown; ipr <*>i2fl ^p.
nebulizer, n. (^HIJ^H) - urn - indistinct; nebulous, a. necessary, a. - essential, that
which ...
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A Pilgrimage to Nejd: The Cradle of the Arab Race, Volume II ...
My new mare, Canora, so called after the Canora or Nebbuk tree which grows in
the Residency yard, is certainly a great beauty, and attracts much, too much,
attention, from the rather thievish-looking people of this place. Wilfrid has been to
the ...
10
A Pilgrimage to Nejd, the Cradle of the Arab Race: A Visit ...
My new mare, Canora, so called after the Canora or Nebbuk tree which grows in
the Residency yard, is certainly a great beauty, and attracts much, too much,
attention, from the rather thievish-looking people of this place. Wilfrid has been to
the ...
