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Meanings of berbers in English
Synonyms
Examples for "berber"
Examples for "berber"
1
In 711, the Arabs invaded Spain with North African Berber foot soldiers.
2
I host a banquet for every prominent Berber family in the city.
3
On the 3rd of September General Hunter received orders to occupy Berber.
4
The people of Berber are, in their exterior deportment, mild and polite.
5
If they press their camels, they will be in Berber this afternoon.
1
Others say the Amazigh's plight should not be used to excuse organised crime.
2
He plans to use the party as a platform the defend Amazigh rights.
3
Finally, his friends blasted Amazigh music from the speakers of a car parked outside.
4
Work has always been scarce in the home of a long-marginalised ethnic minority: the Amazigh, or Berbers.
5
The Amazigh and other ethnic minorities object to the drafting committee's power to vote on the constitution's contents.
1
Amazigh, or Imazighen, lived in north Africa long before Muslims set foot in the land in the 7th century.
Usage of berbers in English
1
The present inhabitants are for the most part of a mixed race, combining the finer traits of the berbers with negro characteristics.
2
They say Berbers are treated as second-class citizens in the Arab country.
3
The Arabs and Berbers who settled in Spain are generally called Moors.
4
It startles me that several Berbers in the audience shout their agreement.
5
They needed the arrival of the Berbers to turn them into Almoran.
6
In a few days he had fifty men, including his nine Berbers.
7
One, more eager than the rest, was indisposed to respect the Berbers.
8
I soften, remembering how our Berbers pounded their instruments to encourage me.
9
Berbers say they do not want Roman soldiers ruling over them.
10
In my camp the night before, I prepared my Berbers for the meeting.
11
He regards the Berbers as the descendants of the primitive dolmen-builders.
12
Two days afterward the Berbers attacked Fez and broke in at two gates.
13
First in importance come the earliest known possessors of the land, the Berbers.
14
In the hills and the desert, the Berbers have always bided their time.
15
When he reached Fez it was besieged by twenty thousand Berbers.
16
Hadifah, the Berbers, and Nilo chose to stay with him throughout.
Translations for berbers
Berbers through the time