- Soul, or
Dzhan (Russian: Джан,
borrowed from Persian: جان (or jân), “meaning soul,
vital spirit, dear life”) is a
novella by
Andrey Platonov. It was completed...
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Dzhan-Ali (Volga Türki and Persian: جان علی; Russian: Джан-Али, Tatar: Җангали / Canğali; in
Russian chronicles as
Yanaley / Yenaley, Яналей, Еналей;...
- Soul (or
Dzhan).
Dzhan is
about a “non-Russian”
economist from
Central Asia, who
leaves Moscow to help his lost,
nomadic nation called Dzhan, of rejects...
- Tatar: Ğəlimcan / Галимҗан). When
transliterated from
Russian script, it is
Dzhan (Джан). In Uzbek, Jan is Jon (Olimjon). Can (name) Jan (disambiguation)...
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Uzbek Mulla Dzhan ****i Ali,
uncle of the
Kokand Khan's
older son, 19th century...
- (1552-1557)
Second Cheremis War (1571-1574)
Third Cheremis War (1581-1585)
Dzhan-Gali
Uprising (1613-1618)
Stepan Razin Uprising (1667-1671)
Pugachev Uprising...
- > dǐng) has
become specialized to
refer to
ancient ceremonial tripods. *
dzhənA "rice field". In Min, this form has
displaced the
common Chinese term tián...
- 1987–July 1992) Rear
Admiral Eduard Huseynov (1992–1993)
Captain 1st rank
Dzhan-Mirza
Mirzoev (1993–1995)
Captain 1st Rank
Nurulla Aliev (1995–2010) Captain...
- Rusev (BUL) 135 kg
Dzhan Zarkov (BUL) 133 kg Josué Brachi (ESP) 131 kg
Total Angel Rusev (BUL) 244 kg Ramini Shamilishvili (GEO) 241 kg
Dzhan Zarkov (BUL)...
- kg
Snatch Ettore Pilato (ITA) 81 kg
Dzhan Zarkov (BUL) 80 kg Karlen Davtyan (ARM) 80 kg
Clean & Jerk
Dzhan Zarkov (BUL) 107 kg Ettore Pilato (ITA)...
