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Morut may
refer to: Aknaghbyur, Armenia,
formerly Morut Moruț (disambiguation),
villages in
Romania This
disambiguation page
lists articles about distinct...
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Moruț may
refer to
several villages in Romania:
Moruț, a
village in
Matei Commune, Bistrița-Năsăud
County Moruț, a
village in the town of Sărmașu, Mureș...
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named "
Morut's house" (Marótlaka in Hungarian) and a clan
Morut in
Bihar County in the 13th
century is well-do****ented,
proving that at
least one
Morut had...
- Transylvania, Romania. It
administers seven villages:
Balda (Báld),
Larga (Lárga),
Moruț (Marocháza), Sărmășel (Kissármás), Sărmășel-Gară (Bánffytanya), Titiana...
- Corvinești (Kékesújfalu),
Enciu (Szászencs), Fântânele (Újős), Matei, and
Moruț (Aranyosmóric). The
commune lies on the
Transylvanian Plateau, in the Nösnerland...
- Poley"
Zubeen Garg,
Subasana Dutta 3. "Kio Baru Udash"
Shaan 4. "Jiban
Morut"
Parineeta Borthakur 5. "Etia Nahiba"
Shaan 6. "Aajir Ei Mitha" Alka...
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Mindorf Monor Mitteldorf Chiuza Moichen Mohu Mönchsdorf
Herina Moritzdorf Moruț Mortesdorf Motiș Mühlbach (+ Gießhübel) Sebeș
Mukendorf Grânari Muttersdorf...
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Livezile (Jaad, Jád)
Logig (Ludwigsdorf, Ludvég)
Monariu (Minarken, Malomárka)
Moruț (Moritzdorf, Aranyosmóric) Năsăud (Nußdorf / N****od, Naszód)
Orheiu Bistriţei...
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Chiuza Középfalva
Moichen Mohu Móh Mönchsdorf
Herina Harina Moritzdorf Moruț Aranyosmóric
Moritzfeld Măureni Mritzföld
Mortesdorf Motiș Mártontelke Mühlbach...
- as a sign of gratitude.
Early Europeans used the
exonym Maroot, Marut,
Morut, or
Murut to
describe the Lun
Bawang people, and this
might have been introduced...
