- كُوثَا, Sumerian: Gû.du8.aki, Akkadian: Kûtu),
modern Tell
Ibrahim (also Tell
Habl Ibrahlm) (Arabic: تَلّ إِبْرَاهِيم), is an
archaeological site in
Babil Governorate...
- on the disaster. The
title was 'Didn't that ship go down?'" (cited by
Habling 2008)
Habing 2008
White 1928 (cited by
Habing 2008) Place, J., "Supplemental...
- The Persian-language
magazine Habl al-Matin (Persian: حبلالمتین, lit. 'Strong cord'), one of the most
important political journals during the Iran Constitutional...
- defense. The only one of the two have been
confidently located is
known as the
Habl al-Shar and
stretched from
Euphrates to the
Tigris at the
point the two rivers...
- (imra’ah) is
loaded with firewood.
Between her branches/legs (jid) is a cord (
habl) of
abomination (min masad) Umm
Jamil is
thought to have been
called "the...
-
History 1951, No 3. Pages. 243–244
Letter of
Ashubanipal to
Sarduri III.
HABL, № 1242.
Michael Roaf. "Thureau-Dangin, Lehmann-Haupt, Rusa
Sardurihi and...
-
comparison table with HET etc Dual-Stage 4-Grid Rafalskyi, D.; Martínez, J. M.;
Habl, L.; et al. (2021). "In-orbit
demonstration of an
iodine electric propulsion...
-
Technological terms: *ṣrp ‘to smelt’, *paḥḥam- ‘coal’, *kasp- ‘silver’, *
ḥabl- ‘rope’, *ḳašt- ‘bow’, *ḥaṱw- ‘arrow’;
Plants and foods: *tiʔn- ‘fig’, *ṯūm-...
- who was one of the
pioneers of
Iranian Modern Journalism and the
editor of
Ḥabl al-matin, Majles, Irān, and
Etellaat newspapers.
Khamei was an
activist of...
- the Széchenyi
Chair are the
Hungarian American Business Leaders Program (
HABL), the QU
executive MBA Trip in Hungary, the
Hungarians Beyond the Border...
