Nakh languages (redirect from Malkh language)
language was replaced by Georgian or Azeri. The language of the Malkhs (whose name, malkh, refers to the sun) in the North Caucasus, who lived in modern...
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the ancient Chechen, which they knew as "Malkhi". As per the tradition, Malkh acted as one of the large state formations of Southeast Europe in the second...
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millennium BC. The Vainakh in the east had an affinity with Georgia, while the Malkh Kingdom of the west looked to the new Greek kingdom of Bosporus on the Black...
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Greek Zeus, Roman Jupiter, Germanic Wodan and Circassian Theshxwe. Deela-Malkh – Sun-god and patron of cattle breeders. Worshipped on the Nakh New Year's...
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were Nakh are numerous sources. The people directly to their West (the Malkh; in the northern part of their territory in Southern North Ossetia-"Alania";...
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the kings of the Malkh. Gumba states that Adermakh's invasion of Scythia is supposed to portray the strength and influence of the Malkh kingdom in the North...
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of the Jewish Babylonian Aramaic example מַלְכֵי (malkheji)/ מַלְכַיָּא (malkh-aya) are often used not only in the construct state but even in the absolute...
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the Dvals the most recent Nakh people known to have disappeared. Malkhs The Malkhs were a Nakh people, who were deemed to be the westernmost Nakh people...
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Margarita Terekhova as Theodora Elena Kondulainen as Mlava Arnis Licitis as Malkh Igor Dmitriev as Tribonian Vladimir Talashko as Demetrius Vladimir Antonik...
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Indo-European 100s AD Lusitania Lusitanians Malkh Northeast Caucasian [data missing] North Caucasus Malkh Marsian Indo-European 150s BC Marsica Marsi...
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large political union of tribes, known from ancient sources under the name Malkh (Makhli, Makhelonia), according to Georgian sources – Dzurdzuketi. The Dzurdzuks...
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CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link) al-Suyūṭī (2005). Ḥasan al-Malkh and Suhā Naʿja (ed.). Tuḥfat al-adīb fī nuḥāt Mughnī l-labīb. Vol. 2. Irbid...
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Scythians. The Vainakh in the east had an affinity to Georgia, while the Malkh Kingdom of the west looked to the new Greek kingdom of Bosporus on the Black...
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