- The land of Sin (Hebrew: סִין) or
Sinim (from: Hebrew: סִינִים, i.e. the
inhabitants of the land of Sin, or the
people of Sin) is a
biblical hapax legomenon...
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Sigionoth Sihon Sihor Silas Silla Siloa Silv****
Simeon Simon Sin
Sinai Sinim Sion
Sinon Sisamai Sisera Sitnah Sivan Smyrna So
Socoh Sodi
Sodom Solomon...
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Persia Kingdom of
Pontus Perizzites Israel (numerous times)
Samaria Sheba Sinim (Possibly
modern China)
Syria (Also
referred to as Aram)
Spain Somalia (Also...
- the 2nd year of his reign,
circa 1722.
History calls both
incidents as
Sinim-sahwa.
During his reign, he made
small guns in
imitation of the western...
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these from the
north and from the west; and
these from the land of
Sinim. "
Sinim" (Hebrew: סִינִֽים, sî-nîm; NIV: "Aswan"
based on 'Dead Sea Scrolls'):...
- over the
River Vartry in
Wicklow Coat of arms Motto: Mo
radharc tar sál
sínim Wicklow Location in
Ireland Coordinates: 52°58′40″N 6°01′59″W / 52.9779°N...
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version of "Carrickfergus", also
titled "За синим морем, за океаном" (Za
sinim morem, za
okeanom - "Beyond the blue sea,
beyond the ocean"). The song "The...
- the
village of
Sinim-ri. As the
Turkish Brigade withdrew at night, the PVA 342nd
Regiment followed closely behind. Upon
arriving at
Sinim-ri, the Chinese...
- Egyptian:
Khetiu Mafkat Meaning: The
Ladders of
Turquoise Hebrew: סיני See-nie
Sinim (biblical name of Qin, a
state of Zhou)
State 897 BC 207 BC Old Chinese...
- 1.02a00040. Hart,
Robert (1901). "Appendix II". "These from the land of
Sinim."
Essays on the
Chinese question.
Chapman & Hall. p. 225. "Chinese Proverbs"...
