- Yanam, or
Ninam, is a
Yanomaman language spoken in Roraima,
Brazil (800 speakers) and
southern Venezuela near the Mucajai,
upper Uraricaá, and Paragua...
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Ninam may
refer to:
Ninam language a
language of
Brazil and
Venezuela Ninam, Satara, a
village in Maharashtra,
India This
disambiguation page
lists articles...
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Sulaiman bin
Ninam Shah (2
January 1920 – 5 July 2003) was a
Malaysian businessman and
veteran politician. He was also
former member of Jo**** State...
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Ninam is a
census village in
Satara district, in the
Indian state of Maharashtra. It is a
village surrounded by
greenery and
farms but also mountains...
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School ENGLISH SCHOOL AND
TANAJI BANDU DHANE JUNIOR COLLEGE OF ARTS
PADALI NINAM Cricket Divyashakti Cricket club
Padali Speed Cricket Club,
Padali Ajinkyatara...
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Government College of
Engineering Karad (Satara)
Andrud Ghot
Kashil Kondhwali Ninam,
Satara Pachwad Tambave Mendhoshi Sur-Tej Malik, S.C.
Stone Age Industries...
- into two branches, with six
languages in total.
Yanomaman Ninam-Yanomam-Yaroamë
Nimam Ninam (also
known as Yanami, Yanami-Ninami) - 900
speakers in Venezuela...
- or Waica, Guiaca, Shiriana, Shirishana,
Guaharibo or Guajaribo, Yanoama,
Ninam, and
Xamatari or Shamatari. The
first report of the
Yanomami is from 1654...
- (1965) Aw
Cheng Chye (1968)
Hussein Onn
Mustapha Harun (1970)
Sulaiman Ninam Shah (1970)
Sardon Jubir (1972)
Abdul Kadir Yusuf (1973)
Mohamed Rahmat...
- uálaca in Yucuna,
cuachi yaguar in Guarayu,
quinamco in Mooré, and a**** in
Ninam and Mosetén.
Other common names in
Spanish include zorro ojizarco ("blue-e****...
