10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «NUGGAR»
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nuggar in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The History of the Rig: From the Earliest Times Until the ...
Now this nuggar-lug was itself capable of improvements, and the lines on which
the sail became modified may be seen in the familiar sailing craft of the Red Sea,
the Persian Gulf, and the Indian Ocean. For the dhow is the lineal descendant of
...
Edward K. Chatterton, 2010
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Memoirs of the Early Life and Service of a Field Officer, on ...
... with which this most welcome intelligence was hailed, may be easily conceived
— nor shall I ever forget the joy, amounting almost to extacy, with which the
sepoys passed to each other the triumphant word “ N uggar lear—Nuggar is
fallen.
David Price, Edward Moor, 1839
3
The Fateful Journey: The Expedition of Alexine Tinne and ...
It was their nuggar which had stayed behind and had been asked by Contarini to
join the others on their way to Meshra el-Rek. It was towing the dhahabiyya of
Alexine Tinne, followed by those of d'Ablaing and Henriette.7 Then there came ...
Robert Joost Willink, 2011
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Memoirs of the Early Life and Service of a Field Officer
CHAPTER V. THE enthusiasm with which this most welcome intelligence was
hailed, may be easily conceivednor shall I ever forget the joy, amounting almost
to extacy, with which the sepoys assed to each other the trium hant word “
Nuggar ...
5
Water Transport Origns & Early Evolution
A. A Dongola markab under sail B. A small nuggar (gharab), Upper Nile 36. A. A
large nuggar at Omdurman; stays numerous B. A nuggar on the stocks,
Omdurman 37. A. *A large sambuk under repair, Port Sudan B. A zarui at Jibouti
38.
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The Modern Anglo-Bengali Dictionary:
nuggar. Now-now— Alternately ; fllti^i i Now that — Because ; ffat I now '-4-day (-
dft), adj. & adv. Of the present time ; Adv. Same as NOWADAYS. now'-a-days (-
dSz), adv. & n. At the present time ; in these days ; $1\3\\. 11 tftiTt?5!, its*t»l i Noun
.
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An Australian Language as Spoken by the Awabakal: The People ...
Wund-ald kin-anyir-ald (nuggar-ald). Dat. 2. Wund-agk kin-anyir-agk (nuggar-
ugar). Ace. Wund kin-auwe (nuggari). Abl. 1. Wund-il kin-anyir-il (nuggar-il).
Wund-inend kin-anyir-inend. '> Dual. Nom. Wund-ogk keggun-auwurle (nuggar-
egk).
Lancelot Edward Threlkeld, John Fraser (of New South Wales), H. Livingstone, 1892
8
The war in Egypt and the Soudan: an episode in the history ...
AFLOAT AGAIN. 1 27 the grilled flesh of some goats which the men had caught;
for all the provisions were in the nuggar and all the clothes and wraps. It was
bitterly cold, too, and a wind almost as strong as a hurricane was blowing, so that
the ...
9
The extraordinary Black Book: an exposition of the united ...
Dun Mumno,—-I have received your letters of the 22d and 23d; I have sent orders
to the commanding oflicers at Hullihall and at Nuggar to furnish ammunition, in
moderate quantities, on the requisition of your amildars; in any quantities you ...
10
Medals of the British Navy and how they were won:
"baggage were on board a nuggar, which under the command of Captain
Gascoigne, passed the earthwork in safety during the night, though discovered
and fired upon bythe enemy. As soon as itwas dark, the steamerceasedfiring,and
...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «NUGGAR»
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Ruffin Bacot -- Orangeburg
asomervell@timesanddemocrat.com · (0) Signatures. Ruffin “Bocat” Bacot (aka “Nuggar”), 90, widower of Lillian Way Bacot, died Sunday, Sept. «The Times and Democrat, Sep 13»
Another Duggar Baby Has Arrived, Joins Rest Of Family In Plans Of …
Nuggar?) comes from the loins of Josh and Anna Duggar, who have seemingly adopted the Duggar school of baby-naming: Marcus Anthony ... «Crushable, Jun 13»
