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The doubling . chief town of the province of ybai tujjár . Merchants Ázerbaiján . ( pl . of , tájir . ) . A. pagi tabassum . Smiling . A , usls tajárib . ExperiA swoon ; ments , trials . palpitation A. Trade , A. Cuma tab'íyet .
The doubling . chief town of the province of ybai tujjár . Merchants Ázerbaiján . ( pl . of , tájir . ) . A. pagi tabassum . Smiling . A , usls tajárib . ExperiA swoon ; ments , trials . palpitation A. Trade , A. Cuma tab'íyet .
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A name of an Arab chief jólo házir . Present , ready . celebrated for his generosity . A. Sols háziri . AttendA. yol hájib . A chamberance ; in India ) breakfast . lain ; a veil ; the eyebrow . A. til háfiz . A guardian ; Cola ţájat .
A name of an Arab chief jólo házir . Present , ready . celebrated for his generosity . A. Sols háziri . AttendA. yol hájib . A chamberance ; in India ) breakfast . lain ; a veil ; the eyebrow . A. til háfiz . A guardian ; Cola ţájat .
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The chief & żabh . A sacrifice , of a village . slaughter . gris dihúr . Heaven . A. Jos gubúl . Emaciating ; P.fi dihím . A crown or languishing diadeni . & :; žabih . Sacrificed , slaughtered .
The chief & żabh . A sacrifice , of a village . slaughter . gris dihúr . Heaven . A. Jos gubúl . Emaciating ; P.fi dihím . A crown or languishing diadeni . & :; žabih . Sacrificed , slaughtered .
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A con- chief ; top : junction ( in grammar ) ; a catch- A. P. youl conly gs dú rás i asp . word . Two head of horses . The urth . Sul conly rá's ul jidy . lal , rábi'an . Fourthly . The winter solstice . ر ; , ráz .
A con- chief ; top : junction ( in grammar ) ; a catch- A. P. youl conly gs dú rás i asp . word . Two head of horses . The urth . Sul conly rá's ul jidy . lal , rábi'an . Fourthly . The winter solstice . ر ; , ráz .
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A. 5 záik . Tasting . ali zaikah . The sense díva . A silkworm ; of tasting , the palate . mushrooms . uli zubáb . A fly ; a . A village . bee . The chief & żabh . A sacrifice , of a village . slaughter . dílúr . Heaven . A. Jej żubúl .
A. 5 záik . Tasting . ali zaikah . The sense díva . A silkworm ; of tasting , the palate . mushrooms . uli zubáb . A fly ; a . A village . bee . The chief & żabh . A sacrifice , of a village . slaughter . dílúr . Heaven . A. Jej żubúl .
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able Affliction alphabet Arabian Arabic base battle beauty bird body called cause chief colour comp death desire especially excellent face Favour Firm follower fortunate give gold guard hand Happy head heart High horse kerdan kind king less letter Liberal light Lord Mean ment month Nature ness night noble one's pass Persian person play Power Praise prayer present Pure road seize side sion stars stone Strong thing thou tion traveller turn üles watch wind writing دار رو سر کردن
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