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Yādigār was a keepsake , to remind the owner of the absent friend who had
given it to him . Hadiyya was a general word for any kind of present . Ta ' āruf
denoted a present given to someone of equal social rank to the donor , with no
financial ...
Yādigār was a keepsake , to remind the owner of the absent friend who had
given it to him . Hadiyya was a general word for any kind of present . Ta ' āruf
denoted a present given to someone of equal social rank to the donor , with no
financial ...
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as five ) can be intercalated at a given time . This is the hamaspaOmaēdaiia
festival , which is equated with " the only passage in a Zoroastrian text which
speaks five days at the end of Isfandārmu8 " 64 , i . e . the Gathaexplicitly of
inserting one ...
as five ) can be intercalated at a given time . This is the hamaspaOmaēdaiia
festival , which is equated with " the only passage in a Zoroastrian text which
speaks five days at the end of Isfandārmu8 " 64 , i . e . the Gathaexplicitly of
inserting one ...
Side 128
20 In addition to sources given under 17 above , compiled from Board of Trade , "
Statistical Tables Relating to Colonial and other Possessions of the U . K . part xiv
, in PAP , 1874 lxx , see India Office , “ Statement of the Trade of British India ...
20 In addition to sources given under 17 above , compiled from Board of Trade , "
Statistical Tables Relating to Colonial and other Possessions of the U . K . part xiv
, in PAP , 1874 lxx , see India Office , “ Statement of the Trade of British India ...
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