- qeššabiya. The
mountain dwellers of
Morocco call it tadjellabit,
which is a
Berberized form. The word
djellaba is
French derived from the
Arabic jallāba, a variant...
-
studied yet.
These loanwords are
sometimes Berberized and
sometimes kept in
their original form. The
Berberized words follow the
regular grammar of Kabyle...
- (singular tafinəq < *ta-finəɣ-t) is
thought by some
scholars to be a
Berberized feminine plural cognate or
adaptation of the
Latin word
Punicus 'Punic...
- (singular tafinəq < *ta-finəɣ-t) is
thought by some
scholars to be a
Berberized feminine plural cognate or
adaptation of the
Latin word 'Punicus', (meaning...
- All
loaned verbs follow Riffian conjugations, and some
loaned nouns are
Berberized as well. A lot of
loans are not
recognizable because of
sound shifts that...
- The Mhammid, also
known as Ait
Mhammid or Beni Mhamed, are a
Berberized Arab
tribe of the Banu Maqil, who
joined the Ait Atta confederation. The Mhammid...
- from 1912
until 1956.[citation needed] The name
Ahfir means "Hole" in
Berberized Arabic and
would refer either to the
great war
trenches that were dug...
- of Granada. The
taifa was
created in 1026 when
Yahya I al-Mu'tali, a
Berberized Arab of the
Hammudid dynasty who had been
invited to ****ume the title...
- From Agdez. From Ait Baamrane. From
Kelaat Mgouna. From
Agred Tamanaret (
berberized Haratin ethnical group called issuqin) Schuyler,
Philip D. (1979-01-01)...
- to a m****ive
influx of
Kabyle migrants,
leading to a
process of "re-
Berberization" of the city. By the 20th century, the
Casbah had
become home to a significant...
