- Beth
Garmai, (Arabic: باجرمي, lit. 'Bājarmī',
Middle Persian: Garamig/Garamīkān/Garmagān, New Persian: Garmakan, Kurdish: Germiyan/گەرمیان,
classical Syriac:...
- Indo-European Indo-Iranian
Iranian Western Iranian Northwestern II
Kavir Dialects Khuri Farvi Garmai Iraji Language codes ISO 639-3 None (mis)
Glottolog kavi1234...
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Eastern Aramaic and
Syriac ****yrian
sources as Beth
Garmai (Syriac: ܒܝܬܓܪܡܝ). The name "Beth
Garmai" or "Beth Garme" may be of
Syriac origin which meaning...
- Beth
Garmai was an East
Syriac metropolitan province of the
Church of the East
between the
fifth and
fourteenth centuries. The
region of Beth
Garmai (Syriac:...
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least nine
dioceses in the
province of Beth
Garmaï. As in Beth Aramaye, the
Christian po****tion of Beth
Garmaï began to fall in the
first centuries of Moslem...
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toward unity,
approved by
synods of both
churches in 1997. Beth
Nahrain Beth
Garmai ****yrian
nationalism List of ****yrian
settlements List of ****yrian tribes...
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during the
height of the
Ebola outbreak in West Africa. The
story is told by
Garmai Sumo, a
female worker who
served as a
nurse during the epidemic. It is directed...
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independent frontier provinces of
Upper Mesopotamia: Beth Nuhadra, Beth
Garmai, Adiabene,
Osroene and ****ur. when the S****anid
Empire conquered these in...
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includes the
ancient cities of
Nineveh (Mosul),
Nuhadra (Dohuk), Arrapha/Beth
Garmai (Kir****), Al Qosh,
Tesqopa and
Arbela (Erbil) in Iraq,
Urmia in Iran, and...
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virgin martyr.
Christina was from
Karka d'Beth
Slokh in the
region of Beth
Garmai. Her father, Yazdin, son of Mihrzbiroi, was the
governor of Nisibis. She...
