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Significados de imazighen en inglés

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берберы
portugués
amazigh
español
pueblo bereber
catalán
ètnia berber
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Ethnic group indigenous to North Africa.

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Examples for "berber"
Examples for "berber"
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In 711, the Arabs invaded Spain with North African Berber foot soldiers.
Arabesque: a taste of morocco, turkey, and lebanon
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I host a banquet for every prominent Berber family in the city.
Daughters of the Nile
3
On the 3rd of September General Hunter received orders to occupy Berber.
The River War: An Account of the Reconquest of the Sudan
4
The people of Berber are, in their exterior deportment, mild and polite.
A Narrative of the Expedition to Dongola and Sennaar / Under the...
5
If they press their camels, they will be in Berber this afternoon.
With Kitchener in the Soudan: A Story of Atbara and Omdurman
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They say Berbers are treated as second-class citizens in the Arab country.
Reuters
2
The Arabs and Berbers who settled in Spain are generally called Moors.
Early European History
3
It startles me that several Berbers in the audience shout their agreement.
Daughters of the Nile
4
They needed the arrival of the Berbers to turn them into Almoran.
Moorish Literature / Comprising Romantic Ballads, Tales of the B...
5
In a few days he had fifty men, including his nine Berbers.
The Prince of India; Or, Why Constantinople Fell — Volume 02
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Others say the Amazigh's plight should not be used to excuse organised crime.
The Guardian
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He plans to use the party as a platform the defend Amazigh rights.
Reuters
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Finally, his friends blasted Amazigh music from the speakers of a car parked outside.
The Guardian
4
Work has always been scarce in the home of a long-marginalised ethnic minority: the Amazigh, or Berbers.
The Guardian
5
The Amazigh and other ethnic minorities object to the drafting committee's power to vote on the constitution's contents.
Reuters
Uso de imazighen en inglés
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Amazigh, or Imazighen, lived in north Africa long before Muslims set foot in the land in the 7th century.
Reuters