- The
Khlout (Arabic: خلوط, romanized: Khlūṭ) also
written as Khlut,
Khlot and
historically known as
Khult (Arabic: خلط, romanized: Khulṭ) is an Arab tribe...
- victorious) ខៀវ kʰiəw
Khiev 喬/乔 (Chinese "qiao",
Vietnamese "kiều") ខ្លូត
kʰlout Khlot generic name for melon-like
fruit គឹម kɨm Kim 金 (Korean "Kim" / Mandarin...
- Ez-Z'heïr
Oulad Zyan 'Aroua Sufyan [fr] -
Jusham Raouga Bhara/Bahan
Menacera Khlout -
Jusham Tlig -
Jusham Beni
Ahsen -
Maqil Oulad Khalifa -
Shurfa El-Hadjaoua...
- Mathar, Beni Moussa, Banu Sulaym, Beni Zemmour, Chaouia, Doukkala, Hyayna,
Khlout, Mzab,
Oulad Delim,
Oulad Tidrarin,
Oulad Zyan, Rahamna, Sless, Zaër, Zyayda...
-
Khadir Ghaïlan, who had
taken control of the Habt
region (the
Gharb and
Khlout plains and part of the
Jebala territory) with the help of the
Ottoman Regency...
- /kʰat/ Khăt Khat ខាយ /kʰaːy/ Khay Khay ខៀវ /kʰiəw/ Khiĕv Khiev,
Kheav ខ្លូត /
kʰlout/
Khlot Khlot គ្រី /kriː/ Kri Kri, Kry, Kree គឹម /kɨm/ Kœ̆m Koem, Kim គួច...
- Mathar, Beni Moussa, Banu Sulaym, Beni Zemmour, Chaouia, Doukkala, Hyayna,
Khlout, Mzab,
Oulad Delim,
Oulad Tidrarin,
Oulad Zyan, Rahamna, Sless, Zaër, Zyayda...
- port of Salé; from
where a
rival marabout, al-Ayashi, was
expelled to the
Khlout tribe,: 15 and ********inated on 30
April 1641. This was
followed by the...
- by
three other Arab
tribal groups: Jusham : Qorra, al-****em, Moqaddem,
Khlout, Sofiane, and Djaber; Maqil : Hedadj, Kharadj, Shabanaat, Ghosl, Metarfa...
- Khpob, Thma Dab, Kampey, Phnov, Srae Pongro, Khliech,
Kantuot Tramung Ou
Khlout,
Tramaeng Leu, Tramung,
Choam Triek,
Andoung Thma Leu,
Andoung Thma Kraom...
