10 MALAY BOOKS RELATING TO «BAMIYAH»
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bamiyah in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
bamiyah and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Malay literature.
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The Gold-Mines of Midian - Halaman 68
Moreover the “Bamiyah Cotton" has caused a vast development of unfair play. The Copt who first grew the plant gave the bolls for ginning to certain Greeks, who at once sowed the seeds for themselves, returning the ordinary produce to the ...
2
The Gold-Mines of Midian and the Ruined Midianite Cities - Halaman 68
Moreover the “ Bamiyah Cotton” has caused a vast development of unfair play. The Copt who first grew the plant gave the bolls for ginning to certain Greeks, who at once sowed the seeds for themselves, returning the ordinary produce to the ...
3
Oriental influences in Swahili: a study in language and ... - Halaman 137
JK < Pers. bamiyah; FJ < Pers./Ar.; CS < Ar.; KA; cf. binda. Pers. bamiyah. banagili, banagiri, banajili, banajiri see bangili bandari (mabandari) port, harbour, wharf. JK, FJ, LK, BK < Pers. bandar; CS < Ar./Hindi; KA. KA also gives the ...
4
The Religion of the Yezidis: Religious Texts of the ... - Halaman 66
As regards food, the diversities between us and other religious nations are great, as for example, we do not eat fish, cucumbers, bamiyah (marrow), beans, cabbage, and lettuce. Even we cannot dwell in a place where lettuce is planted6.
Giuseppe Furlani, Jamshedji Maneckji Unvala, 1940
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A plain and literal translation of the Arabian nights' ...
the usual operator in circumcision, ii. 116. Bardawan, the well-known city in Hin- dostan whose iron was famous, vi. 71. Bamiyah = Pot (in which manna was collected) i. 26;. "Bartaman" for "Martaban" = a pot, jar, etc. (tr. " a crock ") iv. 204-223.
Sir Richard Francis Burton
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Supplemental nights to the book of The thousand nights ...
often used for hot spices (tr. “pimento"), 107. Bahr al-Muhit (Arab.)=Circumambient Ocean, 255. Bakhshish (written “Bakshish" after Fellah-fashion), 189. Bzil (/Irab.) sing. Balah=a tale, 161. Bamiyah= Gumbo, etc. of Brit. India (tr. “ rose-mallows ...
Sir Richard Francis Burton, 2010
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Researches in Assyria, Babylonia, and Chaldaea: forming ...
... have been much introduced, is considerable, but as more or less characteristic, I may notice, jibbes (Cucumis citrullus), batech (Cucumis melo), baydinjam (Solatium melengena), bamiyah (Hibiscus esculentus), kurrali, kusa 'sifr, and squash ...
8
Eyewitness Accounts: Pilgrimage to Maccah
The principal vegetables are Badanjan (Egg plant), the Bamiyah (a kind of esculent hibiscus, called Bhendi in India), and Mulukhiyah (Corchoris olitorius), a mucilaginous spinage common throughout this part of the East. These three are ...
9
Landslides - Disaster Risk Reduction - Halaman 200
Climbers, also supported by ground staff, were operating directly on the surface, hanged on top of the cliff, in a safe area, moving from top to down and then in safe condition with respect to any potential rock fall. BAMIYAH (AFQANIBTAI-lp .
Kyoji Sassa, Paolo Canuti, 2008
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Six Months in a Syrian Monastery: Being the Record of a ...
Bami'yah Hibiscun esculen- Kali .... Alkali. tus. Kalimat-el- Biishi-lnizi'ik . Irregular troops. Islani . . . Word of submisBsitrik . . . Patriarch. sion (the MoBaziir Covered shops. hammedan ProBeg .... Turkish titlei.Sirl. fession of faith). Beit .... House.
