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Firan may
refer to:
Firan language,
Nigeria Carmen Firan, poet This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated with the
title Firan. If an internal...
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Pheron (/
ˈfɪrən/;
Ancient Gr****: Φηρῶν, Phērōn),
mentioned in the
Histories by Herodotus, was a king of
ancient Egypt. His existence, like that of his...
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Carmen Firan (born 29
November 1958, Craiova) is a poet, novelist,
short story writer, journalist, and playwright,
resident in New York City. She has...
- Trap the Soul,
which require the true name to be spoken) is debatable.
Firan Zal'honan was born in the
earldom of Knurl, a city-state in the eastern...
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Firan or Fəràn is a
Plateau language closely related to Izere. Most
Firan speakers are
multilingual in
Firan, Hausa, English, Iten and
sometimes Berom...
- Barbacioru,
Florea Firan,
Virgil Joita,
Constantin Mocanu,
Luchian Deaconu, Ion Dogaru,
Editura Scrisul Românesc, 1977
Florea Firan,
Alexandru Firescu...
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producing pontoon boats. That same year the
company purchased certain ****ets of
Firan Motorhomes to
begin manufacturing class A motorhomes. In 2000,
Forest River...
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Utopia - An
anthology of
Modern and
Contemporary Romanian Poetry -
Carmen Firan and Paul Doru
Mugur (editors) with
Edward Foster -
Talisman House Publishers...
- Rationalisierung), in
Germany Fir, an
alternative spelling of Fier, a city in
Albania Firan language (ISO 639-3
language code: fir)
First information report, a police...
- Petriceicu.
Protochronism Хаждеу Богдан Петричейку.
Russian Academy of
Sciences Firan,
Florea (2005).
Spirite enciclopedice în
cultura română (in Romanian). Scrisul...
