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Alpan is a
village and muni****lity in the Quba
Rayon of Azerbaijan.
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Nexhip Alpan (1920–2003), also
known as
Necip Alpan in Turkish, was a
multifaceted figure who made
contributions in
various fields,
including Albanology...
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Etruscan Alpanu (also as
Alpan or Alpnu) who had
characteristics of both a love
goddess and an
underworld deity. The
Etruscan formula alpan turce is equivalent...
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Alpanu sometimes spelt Alpnu or
Alpan was an
Etruscan goddess of the underworld. She is
shown as
wearing jewellery, a
loose cloak, and sandals. She is...
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Serpent of the Hearth",
protector of the
hearth Eate, god of fire and
storms Alpan,
Lezghin (Dagestanian)
goddess of fire Kamar,
Georgian fire
goddess who...
- 2001–2017, 2020–2024
Spouse Siddharth Sabharwal (m. 2010; div. 2019)
Children 1
Relatives Aditi Govitrikar (sister),
Alpan Govitrikar (brother)...
- Fuentes, late 11th –
early 12th century, Asturias,
Spain Khatchkar.
Basalt Alpan ****, 1800s The
Crucified Christ, c. 1300,
Northern Europe Doorway in...
- Liver, on case 14, in the
compound form CULALP, i.e., "of Culśans and of
Alpan(u)" on the
authority of Pfiffig, but
perhaps here it
indicates instead the...
- Filiz; Cetin,
Ibrahim Ilker; Cevik, Berna-Saylan; Senkon, Oben Gözde;
Alpan, Nursel; Değerliyurt, Aydan; Güven, Alev; Ateş, Can; Cakar, Nilgün (March...
- was not extended.
Since then the club
moved away from Târgoviște to the
Alpan Stadium in Șotânga. From this
point on, FCM
started its
total decline and...
