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Gaurav Ghei (born 25
September 1968) is an
Indian professional golfer who
plays on the
Asian Tour. He
turned professional in 1991. His wins
include three...
- (Persian: كريم اباد, also
Romanized as Karīmābād; also
known as
Karim Abad
Gheis Abad) is a
village in Jolgeh-e
Mazhan Rural District, Jolgeh-e
Mazhan District...
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Qeysabad (Persian: قيس اباد, also
Romanized as Qeyşābād, Qaisābād, and
Gheis Abad; also
known as Feyẕābād) is a
village in Jolgeh-e
Mazhan Rural District...
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English ghost, from a West
Germanic gaistaz. Its
derivation from a PIE root
g̑heis- "to be agitated, frightened"
suggests that the
Germanic word originally...
- نصرآباد, also
Romanized as Naşrābād; also
known as Nasīrābād and Nasr Abad
Gheis Abad) is a
village in
Khusf Rural District,
Central District,
Khusf County...
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Brent Geiberger 1968–
James Gentle 1904–1986
Corey Gerrard 1985–
Gaurav Ghei 1968– Vic
Ghezzi 1910–1976 Fred
Gibson 1947–
Kelly Gibson 1964– Rick Gibson...
- تقیآباد, also
Romanized as Taqīābād and Tagīābād; also
known as
Taghi Abad
Gheis Abad) is a
village in Jolgeh-e
Mazhan Rural District, Jolgeh-e
Mazhan District...
- *gīn-. The
Germanic root has Proto-Indo-European cognates, from a root *
g̑hēi-
found also with -n-
suffix in Gr**** χαίνω ('to yawn'), and
without the...
- /x/
before voiced consonants. See Serbo-Croatian
phonology S'gaw
Karen ဂ့ၤ/
ghei [ɣei] 'good'
Sindhi غم/ghvmu [ɣəmʊ] 'sadness'
Slovene Standard h gori [ˈɣ‿ɡɔ̀ːɾí]...
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Kimiai Around the
World with
Empty Pockets Khosrow Parvizi Layla and
Majnun Gheis Siamak Yasemi The
Invincible Six
Jahan Jean
Negulesco 1971
Fleeing the Trap...
