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Yakun or
Jakun (Old Norse: Hákon),
nicknamed the
Blind (Russian: Якун Слепой), was a
Varangian (Viking)
leader who is
mentioned in the
Primary Chronicle...
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Slavic the name was
written Yakun (Cyrillic: Якун). For example, the
Primary Chronicle mentions the
Varangian leader Yakun that
arrived in
Kievan Rus'...
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African kayən all mean 'there is', and all come from
classical Arabic forms (
yakūn, fīhi, kā'in respectively), but now
sound very different.[citation needed]...
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festival of the Sikhs. The
dances of Sri
Lanka include the
devil dances (
yakun natima), a
carefully crafted ritual reaching far back into Sri Lanka's pre-Buddhist...
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attributes (ṣiffāt) and
names (asmāʾ) on the other. Mā
yakūn ʿinda ẓuhūr al-Mahdī (What Will
Happen at the
Appearance of the Mahdi) is...
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defeat for the allies, and
Yakun went back
across the sea.
According to
Gudmund Jöran
Adlerbeth of the
Swedish Academy (1802),
Yakun was
identical with King...
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Levantine fīh and
North African kayn all
evolve from
classical Arabic forms (
yakūn, fīhi, kā'in respectively), but now
sound different.
Sometimes a certain...
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image (Reflection) منكم هعمل رجال مهما يكون /
Minkum haemal rijal mahma yakun /
Whatever you men have (I'll Make a Man Out of You) قرار مولان / Qarar...
- Bi-annakal-Wahidul-Ahad us-Samad,
alladhi lam
yalid wa lam yowled, wa lam
yakun lahu
kufuwan ahad, an
taghfirali dhunubi,
innaka antal-Ghafurur-Rahim. O...
- Shubat-Enlil
Government Monarchy • c. 1776 BCE Turum-Natki (first) • c. 1728 BCE
Yakun-Asar (last)
Historical era
Bronze Age • Established c. 1776 BCE • Disestablished...
