- (būv- stem) I dìrbu nóriu skaitaũ prausiúosi esù būnù būvù You (singular)
dìrbi nóri skaitaĩ prausíesi esì būnì būvì He/She/It dìrba nóri skaĩto praũsiasi...
- Sur (سور), Us (اوز),
Tibit (…),
Dumag (دماج), Buni (بوني), Arag (ارج),
Dirbi (دربي) and
Birti (برتي), (cf.
SALIH 1999:8,
LAGNAH 2005:2). The climate...
- King of
Kartli Vakhtang (c. 1546–1605),
sometime governor of
Akhaldaba and
Dirbi. He was
married to the
certain Tinatin and had had a son, Teimuraz-Mirza...
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Roswitha (2006), "Fourth Nile
Cataract Petroglyphs in Context: The Ed-Doma and
Dirbi Rock-Art Survey" (PDF),
Sudan and Nubia, 10,
London (British Museum): International...
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Bebnisi Kekhijvari Khvedureti Akhalsopeli Mokhisi Dvani Zghuderi Bredza Ftsa
Dirbi Breti Abisi Avlev Giganti Important monuments of
architecture and culture...
- 1561–1589);
Prince Vakhtang (fl. 1600),
sometime governor of
Akhaldaba and
Dirbi. He had a son,
Luarsab (died in 1650),
adopted by King
Rostom of Kartli...
