WHAT DOES JERBA MEAN IN MALAY?
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Definition of jerba in the Malay dictionary
jerba; invented 1. pounced on, struck; 2. tilting boats etc. jerba; menjerba 1. menerkam, menerpa; 2. mencondongkan perahu dll.
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10 MALAY BOOKS RELATING TO «JERBA»
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The Papacy and the Levant, 1204-1571 - Halaman 759
No sooner had the expedition made landings in the area of Tripoli than Dragut Reis moved from Jerba into Tripoli, reinforcing its garrison with the fifteen hundred Turks he had had with him. Very likely one of the major reasons for attacking ...
Kenneth Meyer Setton, 1984
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The Rough Guide to Tunisia - Halaman ccxxiv
Getting to Jerba Jerba's airport is at Mellita (®05/650233), 6km from Houmt Souk and 12km from the heart of the hotel strip at Sidi Mahares. There is only one daily bus into Houmt Souk, so if you don't have transport laid on by a hotel, and if the ...
Daniel Jacobs, Peter Morris, 2001
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The Jewish Alchemists: A History and Source Book - Halaman 525
THE MOST VALUABLE part of the Jerba manuscript discussed in Chapter 39 is the alchemical vocabulary found in it. In fact the manuscript contains no fewer than three vocabularies: a short one on folios 2a—3b; a second short one on folios ...
4
Predictability and Flexibility in the Law of Maritime ... - Halaman 192
(b) The Island of Jerba and the Kerkennah Islands in the Tunisia/Libya Case. In the Tunisia/Libya case, the Tunisian islands of Jerba and Kerkennah were at issue. The island of Jerba, which has a surface of 514 square kilometres, ...
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Jewish Communities in Exotic Places - Halaman 334
Jerba is a small island lying just off the southeast coast of Tunisia, in the gulf of Gabes. Its population is estimated at 70,000. Jerba was immortalized in Homer's epic poem “The Odyssey.” Jerba was said to be the land of the lotuseaters that ...
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Between Memory and History - Halaman 86
From this point of view, it could be said that the Jews of Jerba have the same orthodoxy and orthopraxis as any other practicing religious group, and most notably, ritualize their history in a similar way. But within this framework common to all ...
Marie-Noëlle Bourguet, Lucette Valensi, Nathan Wachtel, 1990
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Sharing the Sacra: The Politics and Pragmatics of ... - Halaman 119
They are a minority group in Tunisia (1 to 2 per cent of the country's population) but relatively well represented on Jerba. In Tunisian Arabic, Berber is called jerbi (i.e., “Jerbian”). Jerba also has a black community, who are descendants of ...
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Maps of Women's Goings and Stayings - Halaman 184
“This last trip when I was in Jerba,”she says,“you know Jerba's also got a very was one of my pilgrimage places.Like Bukhara,like Cochin.Where the Jews had come from because we have so much contact here you know we were buyi—,”she's ...
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A history of the Jews in North Africa: From the Ottoman ... - Halaman 131
century there are some by rabbis of Jerba. The earliest of these was Isaac Haddad (died in the middle of the century), the author of short commentaries on Talmudic tractates under the title of Toledot Yifhaq (Leghorn 1761); a commentary ...
H. Z(J. W.) Hirschberg, Eliezer Bashan, Robert Attal, 1981
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Folktales of the Jews, V. 3 (Tales from Arab Lands) - Halaman 168
Megillah 6a).9 Although the affinity between the Jews of Jerba and the tribe of Zebulun may be imaginary, it has deep roots in biblical and postbiblical traditions. Both the social structure and the local names validate the tradition about the ...
Dan Ben Amos, Dov Noy, 2011
