WHAT DOES GANJAK MEAN IN MALAY?
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Definition of ganjak in the Malay dictionary
gull; move up, move, sting: she does not want her place; 2. change: he is firm in his long standing, not least; pushing, refusing to move, shifting, changing places, indenting: safes can not be moved by one alone; swayed, swept, stuck; not ~ a) unobtrusive; b) ki can not be changed again. ganjak; berganjak 1. beralih, beranjak, berengsot: dia tidak mahu ~ dr tempatnya; 2. ki berubah: dia teguh dgn pendiriannya yg lama, tidak ~ sedikit pun; mengganjak, mengganjakkan mengalihkan, menganjakkan, mengubah tempat, mengensotkan: peti besi tidak dapat diganjak oleh seorang sahaja; terganjak teralih, teranjak, terengsot; tidak ~ a) tidak teralih; b) ki tidak dapat diubah lagi.
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10 MALAY BOOKS RELATING TO «GANJAK»
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The Penitential of David of Ganjak - Jilid 1
(Peeters 1961)
C. J. F. Dowsett, Ac. J. F. Dowsett, Cjf Dowsett, 1961
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A Field of One's Own: Gender and Land Rights in South Asia
Gender and Land Rights in South Asia Bina Agarwal. it you do not consider this matter and do not take me, I shall be in great sorrow. I shall be nowhere. Expecting your kind reply, with best regards. Yours sincerely, Ganjak Reply: Chokagiri.
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The Sasanian World through Georgian Eyes: Caucasia and ...
to “the city of Ganjak ... in the canton of Aršakašēn [llp.mipuzkul".” Aršaket'i/ Aršakašēn was one of the traditional homelands of the dynastic Parthian nobility, hence the Caucasian designation “land of the Arsacids”. It comprised part of the ...
Dr Stephen H Rapp Jr, 2014
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Medieval Armenian culture - Halaman 263
The author is known as a thirteenth-century Armenian historian, a cleric, whose surname identifies his home as Ganjak, in Eastern Armenia, near the borders of Caucasian Albania. He was born in 1203 and was from the "province of Ganjak," ...
Thomson J. Samuelian, Michael Edward Stone, 1984
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Imperial Brothers: Valentinian, Valens and the Disaster at ...
... 188–92, 195, 197, 209 Gabinius, 126–7, 136, 163 Gaionatis, 120 Galates, see Valentinian Galates Galatia, 18, 38, 43, 45, 47 Galerius, 1–2, 17, 208 Gallienus, 79 Gallus, 8, 9 Gandzak, see Ganjak Ganjak, 134 Ganjak, Battle of, 104–5 Gaul, ...
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The History of Byzantine and Eastern Canon Law to 1500
See Smbat Constantine I, emperor, 21, 35, 126–27 Constantine I Doukas, emperor, 141, 157 Constantine IV, emperor, 333 David of Gandzak, See David of Ganjak David of Ganjak,. Constantine V, emperor, 129, 132 Constantine VI, 144 ...
Wilfried Hartmann, Kenneth Pennington, 2012
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Cama Oriental Institute Papers: (papers Contributed to the ...
In the division beginning with similar words -^£35))^ ))4) y^^yfilMISO* (Pavan koste Ataropatakan) i.e. " in the direction of Atar6patakan," two cities are named as Ganjak and Amui. I will first speak of the city of Ganjak or Ganjah ( referred to ...
Sir Jivanji Jamshedji Modi, 1928
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The Mechanics of Conquest and Governance: The Rise ...
method of dales should be applied when calculating the movements of the Mongol armies in Transcaucasia. f hormaqan's first objective, as he moved into Arran, in late 1234 was the city of Ganjak. After a brief siege in 1235, he breached the ...
Timothy Michael May, 2004
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The Epic Histories Attributed to Pʻawstos Buzand: ... - Halaman 463
IIl.xii, xvi-xvii; IV.iii-iv, vii, xi pp. 82, 91-92, 109, 111, 126, 133 Maps, A/6-7. See also "Caesarea"; and Appendix I, "BarseT; "Nerses I"; "Pcafen"; "Sahak I"; "Yusik Ml." Ganjak < Ir. ganj, "treasure"; Gk. To£dKa; Lat. Ganzaca Ganjak, also known as ...
Pʻawstos (Buzandatsʻi.), Nina G. Garsoïan, 1989
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The Trade and Cities of Armenia in Relation to Ancient ... - Halaman 237
njak. Ganjak [Ganja, Janza = Kirovabad], 134, 147, 161M, 162M, 163-164, 169. See also Janza. Ganjak of Atropatene, 46, 49, 50, 52, 114-115. Ganjak Sahastan, 169. Ganlic, 51. 107-108. See also Gaulita. * Ganlita, see Gaulita.
