- A
kilim ( Persian: گلیم
gilīm Azerbaijani:
kilim کیلیم; Turkish: kilim; Turkmen:
kilim ) is a flat tapestry-woven **** or rug
traditionally produced...
- ‘father's brother’ ‘aunt's husband’ draw ‘pull, drag’ ‘depict w/ lines’
Kriol gilim ‘hit’ ‘kill’
Russian мир mir ‘peace’ ‘world’
Chinese 天 tiān ‘sky’ ‘heaven’...
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triangular design; silverware; pile ****-weaving and
weaving of kilim,
called gilim and
jajim in the
villages and
among the tribes.
Dominant industries in the...
- U+12101 GI x E 𒄂 U+12102 GI x U 𒄃 U+12103 GI
crossing GI 105 67 GI16,
GILIM 𒄄 U+12104 GI4 507 326 GE4 𒄅 U+12105 GI4 / GI4 508 326a GIGI 𒄆 U+12106...
- design; silver-ware; ****-weaving, and the
making of the rugs
called gilim (Shiraz Kilim), and
blankets called Jajim found in the
villages and among...
- the
section of the myth
preceding his birth,
Teshub is
referred to as A.
GILIM and KA.ZAL,
possibly because he has yet to
receive his
proper name or simply...
- (head cloth) and a 15-m-long
kandit (belt or sash) made of red
cloth called gilim. The pis
serves as "protection" from
spears and
knives during combat, and...
- Khatho:
traditional woolen shawls, worn in
winter season to keep warm. Kaleen/
Gilim/Galicho:
Sindhi ****s made in tharparker.
Other weaving items are: darree...
- 10
November 1683 that he had met with Pivljanin, Vid Kalinić and
Andrija Gilim at Kula Atlagića, who
asked him to
forward their request of forgiveness...
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stoves (apprenticeship Prog)
Productive wood Work
Training Center (IGP)
Gilim weaving training and
health education (female)
Quilt Making Project for...
