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11Irish syntax — is rather different from that of most Indo European languages, notably because of its VSO word order.Normal word orderThe normal word order in an Irish sentence is: #Preverbal particle #Verb #Subject #Direct object or predicate adjective… …
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13Kindah — The Kindah (كندة) kingdom was a vassal kingdom ruled from Qaryah dhat Kahl (the present day Qaryat al Faw) in Central Arabia. They ruled much of the Northern Arabian peninsula for Himyarite Empire of Yemen. OriginThe Kindah tribe was a Kahlani… …
14Naif — This article is about the United Arab Emirates community. For other uses, see Naif (disambiguation). For a definition of the word naïf , see the Wiktionary entry naïf. Dubai Metro construction near Baniyas Square, Naif United Arab Emirates… …
15List of Deshastha Brahmins of distinction — Deshastha Brahmins form a major sub caste of Brahmins in the states of Maharashtra and parts of Karnataka in India.The following is a list of prominent Deshastha Brahmins organized by occupational fields: Freedom fighters and social activists… …
16Ayal Nasir — Infobox UAE community comm name = Ayal Nasir ar name = عيال ناصر image comm = image comm caption = emirate name = Dubai city name = Dubai comm established = comm number = comm area = 0.17 km² comm pop =13,077… …
17amurallar — ► verbo transitivo CONSTRUCCIÓN Rodear un lugar de muros o murallas: ■ amurallaron la ciudad para protegerse de futuras incursiones enemigas; amuralló su jardín. SINÓNIMO murar * * * amurallar tr. Rodear de murallas una ↘ciudad u otro ↘lugar. ⇒… …
18cercar — transitivo 1) rodear, circuir, circundar, ceñir*, vallar, murar, tapiar. ≠ abrir. Vallar, murar y tapiar se utilizan cuando se trata de terrenos o heredades. 2) asediar …
19desmurar — v. tr. Destruir ou deitar abaixo os muros de. ≠ AMURAR, AMURALHAR, MURAR ‣ Etimologia: des + murar …
20MAROR — (Heb. מָרוֹר), the traditional bitter herb which the children of Israel were commanded to eat with unleavened bread and the paschal offering both in Egypt (Ex. 12:8) and throughout their generations (Num. 9:11). The plural, merorim, occurs in the …
