BUKU BASA POLANDIA KAKAIT KARO «BAGGALA»
Temukaké kagunané saka
baggala ing pilihan bibliografi iki. Buku kang kakait dening
baggala lan pethikan cekak kang padha kanggo nyediyakaké panggunané ing sastra Basa Polandia.
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A History of the Maratha Navy and Merchantships - Strona 159
feature maintained by the baggala. A number of Maratha ships too had round sterns. The baggala was very broad in proportion to its length reminding one of the grab-built vessels of the Marathas. It had a sharp rising floor. The stem was ...
Bhalchandra Krishna Apte, 1973
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Zanzibar: Its History and Its People - Strona 303
A brief reference must be made to some of these : (1) Baggala. From Muscat and Persian Gulf. Up to 200 tons and nearly 100 feet long. High square stern. Tall poop and long prow. Main and mizzen mast, both raking well forward. Large stern ...
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I've Been Around - Strona 149
Twenty letters are covered, and no sailing vessels have English names that begin with a, e, q, u, v, and z. Without them, it goes from “baggala” to “yawl,” via the “xebec,” and if you are anything like me, you'll be stopped by I'VE BEEN AROUND ...
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The A to Z of the Gulf Arab States - Strona 35
B BAGGALA. A baggala is one of the traditional sailing vessels of the Persian/Arabian Gulf commonly referred to as dhows. It has two masts with lateen sails and a high, squared poop, modeled afier Portuguese vessels. Baggalas, ranging up ...
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The Sculptors of Mapungubwe
They frog-marched him backto the docksand bundledhim in chains intothe slave baggala. Goodbye freedom, he told himself as the slavers stripped him of his robes, gave him a loincloth to cover his nakedness and pushed him downthe hatch.
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Historical Dictionary of the Gulf Arab States - Strona 35
BAGGALA. A baggala is one of the traditional sailing vessels of the Persian/Arabian Gulf commonly referred to as dhows. It has two masts with lateen sails and a high, squared poop, modeled after Portuguese vessels. Baggalas, ranging up to ...
"Bearcat, nineteen thirty-six. Thought I'd show it off a little. You know, sort of a centerpiece for the party. It's my new little treasure. Didn't cost me shit either! Just traded Prince Baggala a pair of Joan Crawford's old panties. Can you believe that?
The Baggala Baggala (or baghla) means a she-mule, so it makes an appropriate name for a cargo-carrying ship. But if it suggests a plain and awkward character it is misleading : the baggala was the most ornate of all the big Arabian dhows.
David Armine Howarth, 1977
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The Archaeology of Boats & Ships: An Introduction - Strona 112
The three photographs in Figures 1 17 to 119 show a transom -sterned baggala from the Persian Gulf and an Indian vessel of the same type with three masts. Both these merchant vessels are types which until the third quarter of the twentieth ...
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S. Orgelbranda Encyklopedja powszechna z ilustracjami i mapami
Baggala (dhawj, wielki statek żaglowy arabski, służący do przewozu towarów i niewolników; tył statku, znacznie wyniesiony, pokryty jest rzeźbami, przód jest nizki i silnie zwężony. Posiada dwa maszty, z których główny, osadzony w pośrodku ...
BABAGAN WARTA KANG NGLEBOKAKÉ ARAN «BAGGALA»
Weruhi yèn pawarta nasional lan internasional wis ngomongaké lan kepriyé aran
baggala digunakaké ing babagan warta iki.
Oman sul mare, il palcoscenico è a Parigi
E l'architettura degli scafi : la poppa quadrata ereditata dai contatti con le marinerie europee, per scafi come la “baggala”(utile per i trasporti) o affilata per le ... «La Stampa, Des 13»
Know your hood : Seeta,the land of 'iron bar hit men'
“This place was originally called Seeta Guafu, it was named by Sezzi Baggala one of the 8 residents who first occupied the place. Kabaka Daudi Chwa II gave ... «Daily Monitor, Jun 13»
Tous les bateaux du monde : la fabuleuse collection de l'amiral …
baggala et dungeyah, navires de commerce, sillonnaient la mer d'Arabie, les patamar naviguaient sur la côte de Malabar, jonques et sampans peuplaient ... «Senior Actu, Feb 10»
