- the name of 2
minor biblical individuals. A
Benjamite being the son of
Bilhan, and the head of the
family of
warriors (1
Chronicles 7:10). One of the...
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Union (PEPSU) in 1948. The town was
founded around the 12th
century by
Bilhan Singh Lamba.[citation needed]
According to the oral tradition, he saw a...
- of a genealogy,
mentions in p****ing a
Jewish man
named Tarshish, son of
Bilhan.
Esther 1:14
mentions in p****ing a
Persian prince named Tarshish among the...
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trigger I bigáy (give) i- ibigáy(to give)
Object trigger II bilí (buy) -(h)an
bilhán (to buy from)
Locative trigger balík (return) i- ibalík (to
bring back)...
- and is
named in 1
Chronicles 7:10; And the sons of Jediael:
Bilhan; and the sons of
Bilhan: Jeush, and Benjamin, and Ehud, and Chenaanah, and Zeitan, and...
- Demirov [de],
actor (Turkish
Macedonian origin) İsmail Deniz [de],
actor Bilhan Derin [de],
director Seyhan Derin [de], film
maker Murat ****nci [de], actor...
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paintings consisted of
Chaurapanchasika – "Fifty
Verses of the Thief" by
Bilhan, the Gita Govinda, the
Bhagavata Purana and Ragamala.
Driven by the Islamic...
- Bagh
Yousif Baid
Bajara Barki Bhambha Bhan
Bhootra Bhundhri Bilawalpur Bilhan Bilhni Bubuk Bukhtiar Pur
Channa Chhachh Chorlo Dal Dalh Dhandh-Karampur...
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Anastasios Vatistas Michel Panagopoulos Ioannis Cristakopoulos 15
points Turkey
Bilhan Merzeci Halim Emre
Metin Akdurak 30,4
points Finn
Fabris Minski Yugoslavia...
- Festival,
which was sung by 63 school-children in
January 2005
Recreated '
Bilhan', a
musical by
Mangesh Padgaonkar & P. L.
Deshpande after a gap of 50 years...
