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Bulgur (Turkish: bulgur; Armenian: բլղուր, romanized: blghur; Persian: بلغور, romanized: bolġur/balġur, lit. 'groats'), or
Borghol (Egyptian Arabic: برغل...
- "cabbage". The
Oxford English Dictionary lists the
origin as "Arabic:
būrgu̇l cooked, parched, and
crushed wheat,
ultimately [from]
Turkish bulgur"....
- (شۆربای گەنم و عەدەس), beet & meat soup,
sweet turnip,
cardamon cookies,
burgul pilaf, mehîr, hûr û rûvî, pel (yaprakh) (یاپراخ),
chichma this dish is common...
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baked with ****es Brik—thin
pastry around a filling,
commonly deep
fried Burgul—wheat,
cooked in many ways Hamin—long-cooked
Shabbat stews made with a variety...
- "flag" ekşi = eşki "sour" yalnız = yanlız "alone"
Distant type:
bulgur =
burgul "bulgur" ödünç = öndüç "loan"
lanet =
nalet "curse"
Metathesis is described...
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Tunisia börek brik (Tunisian variant) Algeria, Egypt, Libya,
Tunisia bulgur burgul,
borghol Algeria, Egypt, Libya,
Tunisia çevirme (döner)
sawurma sawirma...
- Hall
Capacity 1,500
Location Istanbul,
Turkey Team
colors Green and
White President Sinan Pulur Head
coach Ali
Burgul Website www.istanbuldsispor.com...
- pilafs. The
bulgur pilafs can
include orzo (Şehriyeli
bulgur pilavı; Şʿāreli
burgul pilov) or
ground beef (Kıymalı aş or
Meyhane pilavı, lit. 'tavern pilaf')...
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Qarachar Noyan (c1166 - 1256)
Ichil (d. 13th century)
Aylangir Muhammad Burgul Taraqai (c. 1290s-12
March 1360)
Timur (c. 1330s-d. 1405)
Yesunte Möngke...
- 2002 Coat of Arms of Cluj-Napoca, in
Gazeta de Cluj
Adrian Andrei Rusu,
Burgul lui "Matei"
Corvin Wikimedia Commons has
media related to
Symbols of Cluj-Napoca...
