-
Schrader had
previously put
forward the
Akkadian (Old ****yrian dialect)
ablu ("son") as a more
likely etymology. In Christianity,
comparisons are sometimes...
- G-AAIN
Parnall Elf
Parnall Elf G-AAZK
Junkers F13ge
Meopham air
disaster G-
ABLU Avro 618 Ten 1933
Imperial Airways Ruysselede crash G-ABXW Saro
Cloud 1936...
- mish“meat” *h₂ébōl "apple"
apple (< OE appel) apel (Osc
Abella "town name") OCS
ablŭ·ko "apple" Lith
obuolys "apple", OPr
wobalne "apple"; Latv ābols "apple (fruit)"...
- ابللو, also
Romanized as Abellū and Ablalū; also
known as Abella, Ābla, and
Ablū) is a
village in
Azghan Rural District, in the
Central District of Ahar County...
- The
Abloux (French pronunciation: [
ablu]) is a 49.6 km (30.8 mi) long
river in the
Creuse and
Indre departments in
central France. Its
source is at Bazelat...
-
ekualo 'horseman'. PIE *h₂e > a:
ankios 'fenced, enclosed' < *h₂enk-yos,
Ablu 'strong' < *h₂ep-lō 'strength', augu 'valid, firm' < *h₂ewg-u, adj. 'strong...
-
Whitworth Argosy II Cologne–Brussels–Croydon In-flight fire,
possible sabotage G-
ABLU Apollo Ruysselede,
Belgium 30
December 1933 Avro 618 Ten Cologne–Brussels–Croydon...
- air. All
fifteen people on
board were killed. 30
December 1933: Avro Ten G-
ABLU Apollo collided with a
radio mast at Ruysselede,
Belgium and crashed. All...
- via Brussels, Belgium. The
accident aircraft was Avro Ten
registration G-
ABLU, c/n 528. The
aircraft had
entered service with
Imperial Airways in May 1931...
- each
included Baniyas, Berze, Qatana, Deir al-Zur, Zabadani, Dael, Daraa,
Ablu Kamal, and Homs. Tens of
thousands protested in Hama. On 28 May, the military...
