WHAT DOES HUMBAN MEAN IN MALAY?
Definition of humban in the Malay dictionary
humban I = ~ rope = hatching tool from rope to throw a stone; hammering 1. dashing stones; 2. throwing away, throwing: then thrown by the elephant of the man on the cage; throwing a throw, throwing: a heavy stone is also taken to the head of Awang; humped down hard, thrown. humban II; throw away escape; buy.
10 MALAY BOOKS RELATING TO «HUMBAN»
Discover the use of
humban in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
humban and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Malay literature.
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Dictionary of Deities and Demons in the Bible - Halaman 433
The earliest reference to Pininkir and Humban is found in the treaty of Naram-Sin of Akkad with the King of Awan, where they head the enumeration of the deities of Awan (W. HINZ, Elams Vertrag mit Naram-Sin von Akkade, ZA 58 [1967] 91 i 2 ...
Karel van der Toorn, Bob Becking, Pieter Willem van der Horst,
1999
2
Who's Who in the Ancient Near East
Humban-haltashIII. Last known Elamite king, who supplanted his predecessor in c. 648¥642. No Elamite records of his time exist, but Assyrian sources describe two campaigns against Elam,inwhich Susa fell(646).After this Humban-haltash ...
3
Ancient Mesopotamia: New Perspectives - Halaman 359
... Humban-numena III 692-689 Humban-haltash I 688-681 Humban-haltash II 681-674 Urtagu (Urtaki) 674-664 Tepti-Huban- Inshushinak (Tempt- Humban- Inshushinak / Te-Umman) 664-653 Assyrian interference in succession ...
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Mesopotamian Chronicles - Halaman 199
Kudur-(Nahhunte) reigned ten months over Elam. Humban-nimena ascended the throne of Elam. In an unknown year, Humban-nimena mustered the army of Elam and Akkad; he joined battle with Assyria at Halulê and caused the withdrawal ...
Jean-Jacques Glassner, Benjamin Benjamin Read Foster,
2005
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Hezekiah and the Compositional History of the Book of Kings:
The fifth year of Nabonassar: Humban-nikash (I) ascended the throne of Elam (i9). 3. The fifth year: Shalmaneser (V) died in the month Tebet . . . In the month Nisan MerodachBaladan (II) ascended the throne in Babylon (i29, 32).” 3 4. The fifth ...
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The Archaeology of Elam: Formation and Transformation of ...
... 299 Humbahaldashu, see Humban- haltash I, 274 Humban, 111,223,347-8 Humban-haltash I 274, II, 274-6; unspecified, 297, 348 Humban-immeni, 208 Humban-kidin, 276 Humban-nikash III, 280-1 Huban-nukash, 264 Humban-numena I, ...
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Elam: Surveys of Political History and Archaeology - Halaman 235
750-500 B.C.) Assyria Babylonia Elam Elam [local) {a) Neo-Assyrian/Neo-Elamite Mar-biti-apla- usur (984-979) Shamshi-Adad V (823-811) Humban-nikash Sargon II Merodach- (743-711) (721-705) baladan (721-710, 703) Shutruk-Nahhunte ...
Elizabeth Carter, Matthew W. Stolper,
1984
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The Routledge Handbook of the Peoples and Places of ...
In 720, the recently enthroned Assyrian king Sargon II claimed to have won a victory over the Elamite king Humban-nikash (743–717) at the city of Der, in the Diyala region of eastern Babylonia (*CS II: 296). But according to a report of the ...
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The Pre-Islamic Middle East - Halaman 66
With Urtaki out of the way, Tempt-Humban (c. 663-653) usurped the Elamite throne and forced Urtaki's sons and other Elamite nobles, some sixty in all, to flee to safety in Nineveh. Ashurbanipal rejected Tempt- Humban's request that they ...
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Arsacids and Sasanians: Political Ideology in ... - Halaman 275
Titles Rulers Neo-Elamite I-III king of Anzan und Susa [u Isvu-ut-ru-uk-'TPIR fa-a/2 I'd/Ju-ban-im-me-na-/ei-i/e-/e]i su-un/ei-i/e-/e an-za-an s”[u-s'u-un-/ea4 li-/eu-me ri-s'a-a/e-ka4 . . .]'1' “[I, Sutruk-Nahunte, son of Humban-imena], king of Anzan ...