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Zinar may
refer to: Zenari, Iran The
Hittite lyre This
disambiguation page
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Zinar Namık
Kemal Yiğittürk as
Firuz Ağa/Firuz
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Former leader of
Mardin tribe,
husband of Kevser,
father of
Boran & Narin,
brother of
Zinar...
- Zeynelabidîn
Zinar (born 1953) is a
Kurdish writer and researcher. He was born in the
village of
Hedhedk in the
district of Beşiri in 1953. He has been...
- Luke
Rutter (22
September 1994 – 5 July 2017), also
known as Soro
Zinar, was a
British volunteer who
fought with the People's
Defense Units (YPG) in the...
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Kurdistan dspace.library.uu.nl Bruinessen,
Martin (1998). "Zeynelabidin
Zinar,
Medrese education in
Northern Kurdistan". Les
Annales de l'Autre Islam...
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Taruskin 1980, pp. 502.
White 1979, p. 359, 360.
Steinberg 2005, p. 268.
Zinar 1978, pp. 177.
White 1979, p. 375.
White 1979, p. 376, 377.
White 1979,...
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Arabian peninsula: tanbūra iran:
chang romi Iraq (Sumer): tanbūra, zami,
zinar Israel:
kinnor India and ****stan:
tanpura Kazakhstan: kossaz[1] Siberia:...
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Jover as Una
Darius McCrary as Ray
Collins Diego Luna as
Sancho Geraldine Zinar as
Mesera Vampires: Los
Muertos was
released straight-to-home
video on September...
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cleric Zeynel Abidin Erdem (born 1944),
Turkish business tycoon Zeynelabidîn
Zinar (born 1953),
Kurdish writer and
researcher Zainal Abidin H****an (born 1963)...
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preserved vowel, cf.
tivit /ˈtivit/ "tepid, lukewarm" <
Latin tepidum,
zinar /
ˈzinar/ "son-in-law" <
Latin generum, ridi /ˈridi/ "to laugh" <
Vulgar Latin...
