- Mary had a po****tion of 167,000, up from 92,000 in the 1989 census.
Atanyýazow notes that the name "Muru"
appears in
Zoroastrian texts alongside the...
- Geochemistry. 15 (1–2): 223–236. doi:10.1007/s10498-008-9054-z. S2CID 129907319.
Atanyýazow, Soltanşa (1980). Түркменистаның Географик Атларының Дүшүндиришли Сөзлүги...
- and the
later architecture of the
Mughal Empire of 16th-century India.
Atanyyazow explains, "In the
works of
Chinese historians, the name Yue-Gyan, which...
-
changed to
Etrek in
December 1999 by
Parliamentary Resolution HM-63.
Atanyyazow postulates that the name "Etrek"
comes from the
Turkic word atrau, which...
- themselves, as "no" and "hur" can be
translated as "nine peri". Soltanşa
Atanyýazow noted in his
dictionary of
Turkmen place names,
Nohur is an
ethnic name...
- Bekdaş [bekˈdɑʃ]. The city
takes its name from the
nearby Garabogaz gulf.
Atanyyazow explains that the name
originally applied to the
narrow strait which connects...
-
kilometers southeast of Mary. It was
granted the
status of a city in 1939.
Atanyyazow attributes the name to the settlement's
location on the Silk Road between...
- a city and
capital of Sakarçäge District, Mary Region, Turkmenistan.
Atanyyazow states that the name is
related to the
Sakar people, a
minor Turkmen tribe...
- Amydarýa (2.1 nm),
Surhy (3.1 nm) and
Kerkichi (2.2 nm).
According to
Atanyyazow, the name
Kerki is most
likely of
Persian origin, from ker ("fortress")...
-
should not be confused. Türkmenbaşy şäherçesi was
previously called Janga.
Atanyyazow notes that
Janga (Turkmen: Jaňňa) is a
Kazakh variant of the name of a...
