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Dabbāba (Arabic: دَبَّابَة)
refer to:
Dabbaba (chess), a
fairy chess piece Modern Arabic for tank
Older Arabic for a type of
medieval siege engine designed...
- The
dabbaba, also
known as the
dabaaba or dabbabah, is a
fairy chess piece that
jumps two
squares orthogonally (the
directions a rook can move), leaping...
- The
wazir is a (0,1)-leaper (an "orthogonal" one-square leaper). The
dabbaba is a (0,2)-leaper. The 'level-3'
leapers are the
threeleaper (0,3), camel...
- move, are the
dabbaba move (jumping two
squares orthogonally) and the move of the
silver general from shogi. The
variant using the
dabbaba move eventually...
- King
Knight Pawn
Queen Rook
Fairy pieces Alfil Amazon Berolina pawn
Camel Dabbaba Empress Ferz
Giraffe Gr****hopper Mann
Nightrider Princess Wazir Zebra Related...
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master al-Adli c. 840 in his (partly lost)
chess work. (The
Arabic word
dabbāba in
former times meant a
covered siege engine for
attacking walled fortifications;...
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testudo formation was
again emplo**** by
medieval Arabs, who
called it the
dabbāba or "crawler". It was emplo**** by Abu
Abdallah al-Shi'i in the 906 siege...
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combinations of
standard chess pieces and 4
fairy pieces: ferz, alfil,
wazir and
dabbaba (see
their movement diagrams above). The game can be pla**** with standard...
- King
Knight Pawn
Queen Rook
Fairy pieces Alfil Amazon Berolina pawn
Camel Dabbaba Empress Ferz
Giraffe Gr****hopper Mann
Nightrider Princess Wazir Zebra Related...
- (dabbabah; not to be
confused with the
piece more
commonly referred to as the
dabbaba today,
which is the (2,0) leaper). It was
introduced in the West with Carrera's...
