-
Spanish Republic. At that time,
there was only a
small construction, an
aduar called Amezdog,
belonging to the El
Mesti Kabyle of the Ait-Baamarani Berber...
- that
Daigle (2015)
lists in his thesis. Some of them are
Kabalsiang on
Aduar Island,
Kumul in the identically-named island, and
Gwaria (Waria) in the...
- aduana:
customs house; customs. From
Arabic diwaan (ديوان)[djwaːn] (listen).
aduar: semi-permanent
rural settlement,
normally used for Gypsies,
Bedouins or...
-
Samaniego del
Tabor de
Caballeria killed in 1912
during the
occupation of the
Aduar of
Haddu al-Lal Kadur.
Lieutenant Salustiano Sáenz de
Tejada y Olózaga killed...
-
following day of the Saint, day 24, an
artificial castle was
built up,
called Aduar del Puche. It also says that in the morning,
after an emb****y, the Moors...
- Les Mór, rested, and Abnér,
abbot of
Imlech Ibuir. AI771.1 Brócán, son of
Aduar, from
Imlech [rested]. AI781.1 Kl.
Repose of Senchán,
abbot of
Imlech Ibuir...
-
Valencia during the 11th century, of
Moroccan lineage,
specifically from
Aduar Uled Farache.
According to Alcover, however, it
would come from
Arabic ḥara...
- Joaquín Álvarez
Quintero 1917 Los Patineros, (with Luis Foglietti) 1918 El
Aduar 1918 El niño judío, 2 acts and 4
scenes -
libretto by
Enrique García Álvarez...
