WHAT DOES UIGURIAN MEAN IN ENGLISH?
Definition of Uigurian in the English dictionary
The definition of Uigurian in the dictionary is relating to a member of a Mongoloid people of NW China, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, and Kazakhstan. Other definition of Uigurian is relating to the language of a Mongoloid people of NW China, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, and Kazakhstan, belonging to the Turkic branch of the Altaic family.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UIGURIAN»
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Uigurian in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Dr. Inge-Lore Kluge Rohrborn, Klaus A Uigurian Mass for the Dead. Text,
Translation, Commentary and Facsimiles (Writings on the Culture and History of
the Ancient Orient, 4; Berlin Texts from Turf an II) ["Eine uigurische Totenmesse.
Text ...
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A History of Indian Literature: Buddhist literature and ...
in Uigurian by F. W. K. Muller and E. Sieg in SBA 1905, p. 958; 1916, 395 ff. 3.
See Sieg and Siegling Tocharische Sprachreste, I, pp. 125, 255, and SBA 1916,
398. Expressions such as "interlude" and "all go out" in the Central Asian
versions, ...
3
Travels in the Caucasus and Georgia: performed in the years ...
This Dshagataian dialect is used in writing by many other Tartar nations,
especially beyond the Caspian Sea, and sometimes written with the ordinary
Arabic Tartar letters, and at others in Uigurian characters. The Nogays generally
live in ...
Julius von Klaproth, 1814
The rabob, duttar, tembur, sattar and nei are Uigurian national musical
instruments. In this cosy flat in the centre of Alma-Ata they are not museum pieces
, as they are played by the mistress of the flat, the young composer Sanyat
Kibirova.
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Central Asia ...: And Other Lectures Delivered at the ...
The Uigurian Turks or the Uigurs proper originally lived in Mongolia and were
either related or identical with the Hiung-nu. About 760 A.C. they founded a
powerful empire in Eastern Turkestan, which lasted until the invasion of the
Mongols in ...
6
Sarasvati Vihara Series
Turkish languages have also profited greatly from the excavations in Central Asia
. The Uigurian Turks or the Uigurs proper originally lived in Mongolia and were
either related or identical with the Hiung-nu. About 760 A.C. they founded a ...
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The Book of History: Pacific Ocean. The Middle East. The ...
In alliance with the Chinese they shattered the Uigurian supremacy in the year
830. The question at issue seems once more to have been the command of the
trading communications with the west. The Kirghiz then appeared as the ...
James Bryce Bryce (viscount), Sir William Matthew Flinders Petrie, Holland Thompson
8
The Book of History: The middle East
In alliance with the Chinese they shattered the Uigurian supremacy in the year
830. The question at issue seems once more to have been the command of the
trading communications with the west. The Kirghiz then appeared as the ...
Viscount James Bryce Bryce, Holland Thompson, Sir William Matthew Flinders Petrie, 1915
9
Studies in Indo-Asian Art and Culture
Widely-read old Mongolian historians of Buddhism in Mongolia mentioned in
their works written in Classical Tibetan and Mongolian about the translations of
Buddhist sutras from Sanskrit into Tokharian and Uigurian. They related
occasions ...
10
The Indian Historical Quarterly
Though not in number yet in importance the third group takes the first place ; they
are written partly in Manichaean partly in the so-called Uigurian alphabet.
Andreas recognised Soghdian in this language immediately after it was known —
an ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «UIGURIAN»
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Unique Findings of the Ancient Fortress
The exhibition displays findings, discovered during archeological diggings of the ancient Uigurian fortress Por-Bazin. Russian Academy of Sciences arranges a ... «Russia-InfoCenter, Nov 07»
