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ataaba (Arabic: عتابا,
meaning "plaint" or "dirge", also
transliterated '
ataba) is a
traditional Arabic musical form sung at weddings, festivals, and other...
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Ataba River is a
river of
northern Ethiopia and a
tributary of the Tekezé River.
Rivers of
Ethiopia "Tributaries of the Tekezé River". deepfo.com. Retrieved...
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Ataba is a
coastal town in Andoni,
Rivers State, Nigeria. The town is
known for its
abundant coconut and palm
kernel s****. It is at the
western end...
- the
heart of
Maadi and
Helwan districts in the
south through running from
Ataba Station (Interchange with both Line 2 and Line 3)
through El
Kalaa street...
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Abonnema Abuloma Afam
Ahoada Akpajo Alakahia Alone Alesa Aleto Aluu
Andoni Ataba Bane
Billie Bodo
Bonny Bonny Island Bori
Buguma Choba Degema Town Eberi...
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previously unknown stone, but
Ataba attempts to
destroy it,
purportedly because it is heretical. Mau then
rescues Ataba from the lagoon, but his resulting...
- in the language, namely: (from west to east):
Ataba, Unyeada, Ngo, Okoroete, Iko and Ibot Obolo.
Ataba,
Unyeada and Ngo
dialects are
spoken in Andoni...
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Abbas at
Saliba Street in
Cairo was
built in her honor. She died in 1871 in
Ataba al-Khadra Palace, Cairo, and was
buried in
Qubbat Afandina,
Khedive Tewfik...
- Tocoro, and
Gumalo Rivers; on the left bank Nili, Balagas, Saha, Bembea,
Ataba, Zarima, and
Kwalema Rivers. The
earliest known mention of the Tekezé is...
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summit of the
mountain and is
surrounded to the
north by the
village of Al-
Ataba, to the
south by
Luqman Peak and
Thamran Valley, and to the east by Thamran...
