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Namat may
refer to:
Namat language Namat Abdullah This
disambiguation page
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Namat Abdullah DSPN AMN (30
March 1946 – 17
December 2020) was a
Malaysian footballer. He was a part of the
Malaysian squad at the 1972
Summer Olympics...
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Namat (or Potaia) is a Yam
language spoken in
Western Province,
Papua New Guinea.
Namat at
Ethnologue (24th ed., 2021) v t e...
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Akapan Namatra (Thai: อรรคพันธ์ นะมาตร์; RTGS: Akkhaphan
Namat, 28
January 1985 – 22
September 2024) was a Thai actor.
Namart graduated from
Bangkok University...
- The late 1960s saw the
emergence of Aziz's nephews, the
Abdullah brothers—
Namat and Shaharuddin. At his peak,
Shaharuddin was a goal-getter
together with...
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Mutveeran 122 2 1965–1974 7
Santokh Singh 119 7 1973–1984 8
Aidil Zafuan 98 3 2007–2022 9
Namat Abdullah 95 7 1968–1975 10
Ahmad Yusof 92 6 1981–1993...
- Namo–Län: Län (Len, Dapo, Dungerwab, Parb, Tuj), Namo (Kaunje) Nama–
Namat: Nama (Noraia),
Namat (Potoia)
Michael J. Rueck, 2011.
Social Network Analysis Applied...
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Akram Salman (2010–2011)
Nadhim Shaker (1996–1997), (2004–2005)
Namat Mahmoud Hamid Mahmoud Hussain H****an
Ameer Abdul-Aziz
Rasan Bunian Hadi...
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Lumitan Maganao Maguid Malatunol Malisbong Medol Milbuk Mina
Molon Namat (
Namat Masla &
Namat Padido converged)
Napnapon Poblacion San
Roque (Former Tibulos)...
- 'enemy' (Irish námhaid,
genitive namhad 'enemy' from the Old
Irish náma, g.
námat, pl.n. námait [1]) is too
different in form from *Nemānjā, *Nemani-s or...
