- of Port Said. The city's name was
taken from Lake
Tinnis, Lake Manzala's name at the time.
Tinnis was an
important port,
exporting agricultural products...
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Tinni may
refer to:
Srabosti Dutta Tinni (active 2004–2013),
Bangladeshi actress and
model Ousseini Tinni (born 1954),
Nigerien politician All
pages with...
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Srabosti Dutta Tinni is a
Bangladeshi television actress and model. She was
selected Miss
Bangladesh in 2004.
Tinni parti****ted in the
Anondodhara Photogenic...
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friend Tinni Malhotra.
Mickey and
Tinni hook up and
eventually fall in love. Upon returning, Manu and
Kinchi get married,
while Mickey and
Tinni introduce...
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Scran Record. Accessed : 2010-07-11 Grose, page 224
Tinnis on Scran. Accessed : 2010-07-11
Tinnis Castle, Canmore:
National Record of the
Historic Environment...
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Tinnis Castle or
Tynnis Castle was
formerly a
Scottish tower house or
castle at Old
Tinnis in the
parish of Yarrow,
Scottish Borders, or
former county...
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Ousseini Tinni (born 10
December 1954) is a
Nigerien politician of the
Nigerien Party for
Democracy and Socialism. He was
President of the
National ****embly...
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Copts were emplo**** in the
textile industry and
produced linens and silks.
Tinnis was
famous for its
factories and had over 5,000 looms.
Examples of textiles...
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attribution to him. It was
continued by
others including Michael,
bishop of
Tinnis (11th century,
writing in Coptic,
covering 880 to 1046),
Mawhub ibn Mansur...
- (Rosetta)
Parollos (Burullus)
Chasmatos (Baltim)
Tamiathe (Damietta)
Tenese (
Tinnis)
Modern Egyptologists suggest that in the
Pharaonic era
there were at a...
