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Satanaya (Adyghe: Сэтэнай [satanaːj]; Kabardian: Сэтэней [satanaj];
Ubykh [satanaja]; Ossetian: Сатана Satana) is a
mythological figure who
appears in...
- the east, O Vishnu, I have
taken refuge with thee.
Taking up thy mace
Shatana, O thou
having lotus eyes,
protect me in the north, O lord of the universe...
- long before,
forbidding any
herdsman to
swear on it.
Tetri Giorgi Uatsdin Shatana Saint George and the
Dragon Also
transliterated as Wastyrĝi, Wastyrgi,...
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Galadima / Asibiti;
Gidan Ruwa /
Tankin Ruwa; Kan Wuri /
Offishin Sarki; Yan
Shatana /
Ofishin Ardo;
Kadaddaba /
Primary School; Dan Zara /
Garkar Hakimi; Sabuwa...
- Governorate. Many
towns and
villages surround the city of
Irbid including:
Shatana (شطنا),
Hartha (حرثا), Ham (هام) Kufr-Soum (كفرسوم), Al-Rafeed (الرفيد)...
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other possession rites exist across Africa.
These include: the
Ethiopian shatana; the
Chadian liban sheitan; the
Kenyan Digo shaitani; the
Kenyan Wataita...
- Y****er
Ayyash (born
December 4, 1955, in
Shatana in Irbid, Jordan) is a
former archbishop of the
Melkite Gr****
Catholic Archeparchy of
Petra and Philadelphia...
- fainted. The
chief took the hops home and told his wife, the wise
matriarch Shatana, what had happened. She
mixed the hops with
ground malt, and
added water...
- Mecca,
Medina and Karbala).
Cults whose name is
etimologically linked ti
shatana (the Devil) were also
discovered in Chad,
among the Digo in
South Kenya...
-
Henie Onstad Kunstsenter in Norway, at the
Triangle Arts and
Makkan in
Shatana,
Jordan and at the
Headlands Center for the Arts in California. Chlala...
