10 LIBROS DEL MALAYO RELACIONADOS CON «LEBIR»
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A Gaelic Dictionary, in two parts. I. Gaelic and English. ... - Halaman 713
ENORMOUSNESS, s. Uamharrachd, ana measarrachd. ENOUGH, s. Pailteas, gOireas, leOir. That is enough, is lebir sin, is lebir e; it is not enough, cha lebir e; l have enough, tha pailteas agam, tha goireas agam; enough is as good as a feast, ...
Robert Archibald ARMSTRONG, 1825
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A Gaelic Dictionary: In Two Parts I. Guelic and English. - ...
Long-sufferance, fad-fhulangas. Sufferer, s. Fulangair, fulangaiche. -Suffering, s. Fulangas, foighidinn, pian, cradh, earchall. Suffice, v. n. and a. Foghain; sasuich. That suffices me, is lebir sin domh, fbghnaidh sin domh. Sufficiency, s. Pailteas ...
Robert Archibald Armstrong, 1825
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Encyclopaedia of the South-east Asian Ethnography: A-L - Halaman 107
The JHEOA first tried to settle the Kelantan Batek at a site on the lower Lebir River in 1956. Field staff transported people to the site and provided rations while teaching them to do swidden farming. But when the rations ran out, the Batek ...
Narendra S. Bisht, T. S. Bankoti, 2004
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The Languages of Ghana - Halaman 157
river, though the western dialect is spoken in some villages to the east of the river. The western form is called Lebir, but the eastern has no generally-accepted name—a possible term, used by some, is Baraka. The extent of the differences ...
Mary E. Kropp Dakubu, 2015
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Water for the Future: Water Resources Developments in ...
>Lebir dam on downstream flooding is shown in Figure 6 - implemented alone and in combination with Nenggiri dam. In this case the addition of Nenggiri to the system has a much greater influence owing to the fact (Figure 1) that ...
Walter O. Wunderlich, Jacob Egbert Prins, 1987
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Endangered Peoples of Southeast and East Asia: Struggles ...
bas, which they often apply to people like the Batek, means "free," but with negative connotations, like "wild" and "out of control." The JHEOA first tried to settle the Kelantan Batek at a site on the lower Lebir River in 1956.
Leslie Elmer Sponsel, 2000
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The Geographical Journal - Jilid 9 - Halaman 34
Thence stores, etc., were poled up-stream to a point about 30 miles distant, whence they were carried to the Tomok mines, which are only a mile or two away. The Lebir river rises in Gunong Tahan, the high mountain whence the Kichau and ...
John Scott Keltie, O. J. R. Howarth, 1897
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The Cambridge Encyclopedia of Hunters and Gatherers - Halaman 302
Batek have been reluctant to settle at Pos Lebir because it is hard to make a satisfactory living growing and tapping rubber trees. Also, the Department and Muslim missionaries pressure them to "become Malays" by adopting Islam. With few ...
Richard B. Lee, Richard Heywood Daly, 1999
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Report - Jilid 2-3 - Halaman 138
From Kuala Lepar we crossed over into Kelantan by a very low saddle — there was very little climbing — and we soon came to the head waters of the Sungei Alor, a tributary of the Sungei Pertang which finds its way into the Sungei Lebir.
Malay States, Federated. Wild life Commission, 1932
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War, Peace, and Human Nature: The Convergence of ... - Halaman 245
This chapter focuses on those Batek who were living in the upper Lebir River watershed, Kelantan, in the 1970s, when they had only occasional contact with outsiders, mainly Malay traders of forest products. The economy of the Lebir Batek in ...
