-
According to
Delheure (1987:355), at Wargrən fəhhəmən d awəḥdi tawsint, "the
Ouarglis understand Temacine very well." The prin****l
grammatical study is Biarnay...
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Mozabite aka Mzab,
Tumzabt (northern
Algerian Sahara, near Ghardaia)
Wargla (
Ouargli aka Tagergrent, Teggargarent),
northern Algerian Sahara, near
Ouargla Oued...
- couscous,
small round pasta ****as aferḍas (
Ouargli, Kabyle) bald għaffeġ ‘affež (Algerian Arabic), effeẓ (
Ouargli, Mozabite) to crush, to
squash żrinġ tažrant...
- include: Shenwa, with 76,300 speakers; Tashelhit, with 6,000 speakers;
Ouargli, with 20,000 speakers; Tamahaq, with 71,400 speakers; Tugurt, with 8,100...
- It is
closely related to the
nearby Tumzabt (Mozabite) and
Teggargrent (
Ouargli) languages.
Tugurt at
Ethnologue (26th ed., 2023) René B****et, 1893, Etude...
- Delheure, Jean (1978).
Agerraw n iwalen : teggargrent-taṛumit =
Dictionnaire ouargli-français. Paris: SELAF. p. 272. ISBN 2-85297-197-6. OCLC 19893029. "Université...
- name, in
Ouargla Province, Algeria. Some of its
inhabitants speak the
Ouargli language. As of 2008 the po****tion of the town was 19,039, up from 13...
-
Boumbadji Report Deguigui 76' Mekirèche, Hamoutène, Kouar, Hamid, Deguigui,
Ouargli, Dahmoun, Abdelaoui, Oualiken, Lekhal,
Hahah Stadium: USB
Stadium Attendance:...
-
Rachid Aftouche (1933-11-02)2
November 1933 (aged 17) GS
Alger Merzak Ouargli Ahmed Abdi RS
Alger Abdelkader Bouzagou Mohamed Benna CC
Alger Bachir Belazouz...
- multiple,
diverse origins:
beside common names like Burnaoui,
Ghdamsi and
Ouargli, are
names indicating origin in
other centres of West
Africa like Jennaoui...
