WHAT DOES IZBÁȘ MEAN IN ROMANIAN?
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Definition of izbáș in the Romanian dictionary
izbáş, izbáşi, s.m. (reg., ed.) the Secretary of the Court and the great Divan, in charge of correspondence. izbáș(ă), izbáși, s.m. (reg., înv.) secretarul Curții și al marelui Divan, însărcinat cu grija corespondenței.
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10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «IZBÁȘ»
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ent by WIKIPEDIA articles! Sandra Raluca Izba a (born June 18, 1990 in Bucharest, Romania) is a Romanian artistic gymnast.
Jesse Russell, Ronald Cohn, 2012
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The Social Origins of the Modern Middle East - Pagina 103
Although in 1882 there were about five thousand izbas in Egypt, by 1913 there were about twelve thousand five hundred ownership units of more than fifty feddan each, and most of these units contained izbas? By 1914, the izba institution ...
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Workers and Peasants in the Modern Middle East - Pagina 53
In the 1850s they had begun to organize 'izbas - estates where peasants were given a dwelling and a small plot of land to grow subsistence crops in exchange for labor service on the landlord's cotton or other cash crops. The subsistence plot ...
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Rule of Experts: Egypt, Techno-Politics, Modernity - Pagina 320
The word 'izba originally referred to the temporary straw huts built by cultivators to provide seasonal shelter in the fields for those working at a distance from the village. In the early 1860s official documents refer to 'izbas in terms suggesting ...
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Autumn in Yalta: A Novel And Three Stories - Pagina 28
The calf lived in the izba for a week or two, until he got stronger, and the frost let up. Shrovetide was coming. Ded Andrey, with Mitya and Pashka, set up swings in the yard. Because I was so young, I didn't notice all the changes in our lives.
David Shraer-Petrov, 2006
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The Middle East in the World Economy, 1800-1914 - Pagina 146
As already noted, this system had been used on the royal jiftliks in the 1840s; later it became institutionalized with the creation of agricultural settlements known as izbas in which the tenants were housed in mud dwellings grouped round the ...
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Daily Life in Ancient and Modern Moscow - Pagina 19
Peasants lived in izbas, one-room houses made of stacked logs with earthen floors and thatched roofs. The peasants stuffed moss into the cracks between the logs to keep in heat. Each izba had a small front yard with a high gate that might be ...
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Sacrifice on the Steppe: The Italian Alpine Corps in the ... - Pagina 155
After a successful counterattack, the alpini rapidly took over the village.33 Since most of the izbas in Kravzovka quickly filled up with soldiers, General Reverberi and his advance unit prepared to leave the village to march ahead to Shelyakino ...
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Serfdom and Social Control in Russia: Petrovskoe, a ... - Pagina 60
twenty-eight (22. percent) had two, and one had three. (Three cases were unknown.)95 Households with two izbas would have a sen' connecting these huts. Inside the hut, usually in the right corner of the wall opposite the door, was the stove.
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The Pasha's Bedouin: Tribes and State in the Egypt of ... - Pagina 231
J. Lozach and G. Hug, L'inhabitat rural en Egypte, Cairo, La Societe Royale de Geographie d'Egypte, 1930, p. 155ff. C. Amici counted in 1882 in Egypt 6,305 “izbas, 1,565 naji's 438 nazlas and 601 ib“Adiyyas. However it is difficult to assume ...
