- Qez
Qabri or Qez
Qebri (Persian: قزقبري), also
rendered as Kazkabri, may
refer to: Qez
Qabri-ye
Bahador Qez
Qabri-ye
Doktor Habib Qez
Qabri-ye Ebrahim...
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Somali National Army (SNA)
battalions in the
Qabri Dahare Front during the late 1970s
Ogaden campaign.
Qabri Dahare was the
second city to fall
during the...
- Qez
Qabri-ye
Bahador (Persian: قزقبري بهادر, also
Romanized as Qez
Qabrī-ye Bahādor and Qez Qebrī-ye Bahādor; also
known as Qez
Qabrī-ye Bahādorī and...
- Qez
Qabri-ye
Rashid (Persian: قزقنبري رشيد, also
Romanized as Qez
Qabrī-ye Rashīd; also
known as Qez
Qabrī-ye Rashīd ‘Alī, Qez Qebrī-ye Do, and Qez Qebrī-ye...
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Kabri Dar
Airport is a
public airport in
Kebri Dahar, in
eastern Ethiopia (IATA: ABK, ICAO: HAKD).
Located at an
elevation of 549
metres (1,801 ft) above...
- Qez
Qabri-ye
Jahan Bakhsh (Persian: قزقبري جهان بخش, also
Romanized as Qez
Qabrī-ye Jahān Bakhsh) is a
village in
Baladarband Rural District, in the Central...
- Qez
Qabri-ye
Doktor Habib (Persian: قزقبري دكترحبيب, also
Romanized as Qez
Qabrī-ye
Doktor Ḩabīb and Qez Qebrī-ye
Doktor Ḩabīb; also
known as Kazkabrī...
- Qez
Qabri-ye
Ebrahim (Persian: قزقبري ابراهيم, also
Romanized as Qez
Qabrī-ye Ebrāhīm and Qez Qebrī-ye Ebrāhīm; also
known as Qez Qebrī-ye Yek) is a village...
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invention of the
muwashshah to the 10th
century blind poet
Muhammad Mahmud al-
Qabri or ibn ‘Abd Rabbih.: 170 Nonetheless,
there are no
extant muwashshah poems...
- 'slaves'
gubna 'a harlot'; gubnač 'harlots' liği 'a son'; liğiyač 'sons'
qabri 'a grave'; qabriyač 'graves' /s/
alternates with /z/: färäz 'a horse'; färäzač...
