- languages: imedɣasen), also
spelled Medracen or Medgh****en or Medr****en or
Madghis is a
royal mausoleum-temple of the
Berber Numidian Kings which stands near...
- of a
distant kingdom located in
North Africa Khelifa, A. (2010-12-29). "
Madghis ou Madghès". Encyclopédie berbère (in French) (30): 4482–4483. doi:10...
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Abdalla (1976). A
Descriptive Grammar of
Libyan Arabic. Ann Arbor: UMI.
Madghis Madi (2017-05-09), أثر الأمازيغية والعربية في اللهجة العامية الليبية, archived...
- of
Yahya (or ****der), son of Dari, son of
Zeddjik (or Zahhik), son of
Madghis al-Abter. Of all the
Berber tribes,
their closest relatives are the Zenata...
- Fatin [fr] and the Miknasa. The
eponymous ancestor of the Butr is said to be
Madghis al-Abtar.
According to Ibn Khaldun, the Butr and the
Baranis and thus the...
- late 1st
century BC or
early 1st
century AD
Madghacen mausoleum of king
Madghis in
Batna Province was
constructed in the 3rd
century BC ****enistic and...
- and are part of the
Dharisa tribe belonging to Botr who
descended from
Madghis,
coming from the
Aures mountains in Algeria. The
Aures and the regions...
