10 MALAY BOOKS RELATING TO «KURBAL»
Discover the use of
kurbal in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
kurbal and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Malay literature.
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Babylonian Liver Omens: The Chapters Manzāzu, Padānu ...
... 150 sam-ta-at kur kur [ ] 65) summa nasraptu sumeli samtat mat nakri issds If the left side of the Dyeing Vat is sunken: The enemy land will decline. A r14 be nfg.tab up-pu-qat-ma ze u su.si i-si kur bal-a dan-na [igi-mar] B rl 1 be nfg.tab ...
2
Persia and China - Jilid 2 - Halaman 6
paired by the Attabeg Chaveli : by this the district of Lower Kurbal is irrigated. The village of Bundemir, which takes its name from the second of these, is about sixteen miles from Zar- goon, at the further extremity of the plain of Mer- dasht.
3
Travels and Discoveries in North and Central Africa, Being ...
... Sibo, Alwéli~koira, Gombo, Tommi, Gaudcl, Kurbal, Kattawen, Fadhl-ilhihi, A'ttora, Niinu, Nyodogu, Gandc, another Mekore near Kurbal, Kabara-tanda, Duwé-kiré near Dongoy, Trisakail, Mankalégungu between Dongoy and Kabara, Tclfi, ...
Johann Christoph Heinrich Barth, 1859
'Kurbal, Kurbal! Trumtrum! Tukhoontukhoon!' There is an unusual breeziness in the atmosphere. Devi has swept the house and rearranged things so tastefully that Beero hasbegun to notice very little difference between theirown home and ...
Krishna Baldev Vaid, 2014
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Travels in Various Countries of the East, More ... - Jilid 3 - Halaman 583
Suhenjan, II. 74. Kuhesh, II. 159. Kuhesiaii.Cuhest&n\II.316. 386. III. 4, 99. Kuhrud,III. 79 to 88. Kuilhissai,IU. 48, 481. Kulbar (see Kurbal). Kurbal (or Curbal;, II. 178, 180, 184, 330, 337. Kulzuni, I. 22, 28, 328, 338, 452. Kum, III. 3, 57, 81, 89, 93, ...
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The Modern Traveller: Persia and China - Halaman 6
paired by the Attabeg Chaveh . by this the district of Lower Kurbal is irrigated. The village of Bundemir, which takes its name from the second of these, is about sixteen miles from Zar. goon, at the further extremity of the plain of Mer- dasht.
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Islam in India and Pakistan - Halaman 668
Some Basirl spent the winter in the districts of Sarwistan and Kurbal, and some Nafar occasionally passed the winter in Laristan (ibid., 31-2). Some nomadic or semi-nomadic families (tira) of Turkish origin have been recorded at Durz, Sayiban, ...
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The City in the Islamic World - Jilid 2 - Halaman 715
One of the most interesting systems is that on the river Kur in Fars, which allowed irrigation of the whole district of Kurbal for 2.000 years. The most famous dam of this district is Band I-Amlr, built in 349 A.H./960 A.D. by Buyid Adud al-Dala, ...
Salma Khadra Jayyusi, Renata Holod, Attilio Petruccioli, 2008
9
Landscapes: territories, frontiers and horizons in the ...
Ki kap-ta-raxi kur.kur bal.ri [a.a]b.ba an.ta / ni.tuk.ki mâ-gan-na.Ki kur.kur bal.ri a.aB.ba Ki. TA /Ù KUr.KUR TA dUTU.<UD.>DU.[a] eN dUTU.SU.a /sa lugal.gi.na lugal rKis" en 3-sû qat-su ik-su-du, "Anaku et Kaptara, les pays (situés) de l'autre ...
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Journal - Jilid 1-5 - Halaman 191
Lines 41 — 44 read: A-na-mi (text AZAG, which is impossible) -ki Kap-ta-ra-la KUR-KUR BAL-RI [A- A] B-BA AN-TA Tilmun-ki Ma-gan-noAd KUR-KUR BAL-R [I] A-AB-BA KI-TA it KUR-KUR TA * BABBAR-E (sic) EN * BABBAR- &U-A Sa ...
Palestine Oriental Society, 1921
