Definition of Beiruti. Meaning of Beiruti. Synonyms of Beiruti

- become lately a hip destination for Beirut's young and restless but old Beirutis remember that Badaro was already Beirut's version of the Village in the...
- Al-Beiruti Café (Arabic: مقهى البيروتي) is one of the oldest surviving coffeehouses in Baghdad, Iraq, located on the Tigris River, on the Karkh side of...
- Arabic dialects realize them as [oʊ] and [eɪ]. In urban dialects (i.e. Beiruti) [eː] has replaced /aj/ and sometimes medial /aː/, and [e] has replaced...
- "Baluch", "Baluchi") Barisal → Barisalis (also "Borishali") Beirut → Beirutis Bangladesh, West Bengal → Bengalis Bharat → Bharatiya Bihar → Biharis Birmingham...
- during his visit to Baghdad in 1819, notably the H****an Pasha Café and al-Beiruti Café which caught his attention due to their lights that covered the Tigris...
- academic, and writer, known mostly for his work on the origins of the Beiruti families, and Beirut's history during the Ottoman era. Hallak was born...
- Archived from the original on 11 July 2011. Retrieved 27 September 2011. some Beiruti newspapers mentioned your name as a possible candidate for the Lebanese...
- ISBN 978-1-137-01347-7. Hallaq, H****an (AH 1431 – AD 2010). Beiruti Families Encyclopedia: The Historical Roots of Beiruti Families of Arab, Lebanese, and Ottoman Origin...
- stage actress. She was a member of the Bustros family, an aristocratic Beiruti family. At the height of her career she was considered to be "Lebanon's...
- bourgeois merchants when he settled back in Beirut in 1878. To appeal to the Beiruti nobility, Corm engaged Félix Bonfils' studio to take a photograph of him...