- centuries,
Muzuri tribe is
mentioned as one of the
tribes attributed as Mirîds of the
Yazidi saint, Pîr Emer Qubeysî and his lineage.
Muzuris are also mentioned...
- Yazidis, also
spelled Yezidis (/jəˈziːdiz/ ; Êzidî), are a Kurdish-speaking
endogamous religious group indigenous to Kurdistan, a
geographical region in...
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- ("within"):
mahali pazuri 'a good spot',
mahali kuzuri 'a nice area',
mahali muzuri (it's nice in there).
Borrowings may or may not be
given a
prefix corresponding...
- prin****lity was
divided into: Akre, Zaxo, Shixoyi, Duhok, Zibari, and
Muzuri. In 1820, Rich
described Duhok as a
small town
comprising 300 houses, serving...
- is
still applied to the
region inhabited by the Barwari, Doski, Gulli,
Muzuri, Raykani, Silayvani, Sindi, and
Zebari tribes.: 920
According to Evliya...
- Yazidis, Yarsanis,
Kurdish Christians, Shabaks, Sheylanli, Chalabianlu,
Muzuri,
Caucasian Kurds,
Khorasani Kurds along with
significant po****tions in...
-
Bruta Ivan de
Albuquerque Germano Brandão
Filho Maestro Cursino Lajar Muzuris Maestro Totó
Maria Helena Velasco Emília
Jorge Gomes Nato
Teresa Cristina...
- well.
Other than the
Barzani tribe, the
Barzanis consist of the Sherwani,
Muzuri, Beroji, Nizari, Dolomari,
Herki bneji and
Gerdi tribes.
During the Anfal...
- kingdom, in
northern areas of
Iraqi Kurdistan. The area is now
inhabited by
Muzuri (Mussouri) Kurds.
Musri is also a
geographical name
mentioned in several...
