- Dza, also
called Jen, is an
Adamawa language of Nigeria. Dza at
Ethnologue (25th ed., 2022) v t e...
- Emir
Janjoš (born 28
March 1986) is a
Bosnian retired football midfielder who last pla**** for
Bosna Union.
Janjoš started his
career with FK Sarajevo....
- 2000–01
Muaed Al Ajmi 2001
Ahmad Hamed 2001–03
Mehmed Janjoš 2003
Saleh Al
Asfor 2004–05
Mehmed Janjoš 2006–10
Aurel Ţicleanu 2010 Ali
Hussain 2010–11 Marinko...
- The Jenjo, also
known as
Janjo, Jen, Dza, Gwomo, and Karenjo, are an
ethnic group in Nigeria. They are
mostly found in
Karim Lamido,
Jalingo and Ibi in...
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Mehmed Janjoš (born 5
August 1957) is a
Bosnian professional football manager and
former player. Born in Sarajevo, SR
Bosnia and Herzegovina, SFR Yugoslavia...
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Emmanuel Salinger Full
Metal Racket by
William Nunez The Gest of Segu (Segu
janjo) by
Mambaye Coulibaly Kitchen Sink by
Alison Maclean Manly Games (Muzné...
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Length 1. "Dunia E" 5:00 2. "Mut'Esukudu" 6:10 3. "Akwappella" 3:18 4. "
Janjo La Maya" 5:22 5. "Mulema" 4:39 6. "Uprising of Kindness" 4:01 7. "Tumba...
- (1934),
Vardha Kelvanino Prayog (1939),
Yantrani Maryada (1940). Atlu To
Janjo (1922),
Karandiyo (1928) and
Kanyane Patro (1937, with
Mahadev Desai) include...
- Zverotić
Elvir Baljić
Elvir Bolić Emir
Bihorac Elvir Čolić Emir Hadžić Emir
Janjoš Emir
Lotinac Emir Obuća Emir Spahić
Enver Alivodić
Enver Hadžiabdić Enver...
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Mirsad Hibić – Sevilla, Atlético
Madrid – 1996–97, 99–00, 02–04
Mehmed Janjoš – Hércules – 1985–86 –
while active.
Predrag Jurić – Real
Burgos – 1990–92...
