- S****a robusta, the sal tree, sāla, shala, sakhua, or sarai, is a
species of tree in the
family Dipterocarpaceae. The tree is
native to India, Bangladesh...
-
Schaal (Hebrew: שָׁאַל),
sometimes spelled Shaal or Shael, is a
Sephardic Jewish and
Dutch Surname,
common among Jews of French, East-European and Middle...
-
Shaal Pir Baba [citation needed] (aka
Khwaja Naqruddin) was a Sufi
saint who was also a
leader of the
Moudodi S****'s in
Balochistan and Sindh, today's...
- Sefaria. "Radak on
Genesis 5:29:1". Sefaria. "Strong's Hebrew: 7592. שָׁאַל (
shaal) -- to ask, inquire". biblehub.com. "Hebrew Concordance: šā·'ūl -- 2 Occurrences"...
- [ʔim] א consonantal, in non-initial word
positions שָׁאַל
asked ' sha'ál ʾ
shaʾál /ʔ/ /ʃaˈʔal/ א
silent רִאשׁוֹן
first none[A2] rishón בּ בֵּן son b ben...
- Ku Takum"
Jonathan Lemtur Imnanungsang Tzudir,
Temsuwapang Aiee 2:23 3. "
Shaal Wunga"
Basharat Peer Noor
Mohammad Shah,
Muntazir Faraz 2:38 4. "Oh Mama"...
- 1997, p. 602. "This half-verse [1:28a],
which is so rich in the root [
shaal], can only with
great imaginative effort be made into an
etymology of Samuel...
-
calendar is unclear.
According to Shamsuzzaman, it is
called Bangla shon or
shaal,
which are
Arabic (سن) and
Persian (سال)
words respectively,
suggests that...
-
Middle Upper Egyptian women's less
casual dress also
includes the
shaal. The
shaal is not
exclusively worn in
Upper Egypt, but it is more
common there...
-
Babylon 5, the
latest being the
stabbing and
branding of a
Minbari poet,
Shaal Mayan.
Commander Sinclair is
pressured by
Minbari amb****ador
Delenn to find...
