well as elsewhere in the Maghreb <span class="searchmatch">نُوبَة</span> • (nūba) f only used in النُّوبَة (an-nūba, “Nubia”) Wehr, Hans (1979) “<span class="searchmatch">نوبة</span>”, in J. Milton Cowan, editor, A Dictionary...
See also: <span class="searchmatch">نوبة</span> Borrowed from Arabic النُّوبَة (an-nūba). The template Template:ota-proper noun does not use the parameter(s): 1=f Please see Module:checkparams...
See also: نؤب, نؤت, and نوت نُوَب • (nuwab) f pl plural of <span class="searchmatch">نَوْبَة</span> (nawba) plural of <span class="searchmatch">نُوبَة</span> (nūba)...
Borrowed from Arabic <span class="searchmatch">نَوْبَة</span> (nawba). navbat (plural navbatlar) turn queue, line...
From Arabic <span class="searchmatch">نَوْبَة</span> (nawba). Hyphenation: nev‧bet nevbet queue, turn nevbetçi nevbetleşme nevbetleşmek nevbetleşüv “nevbet”, in Luğatçıq (in Russian)...
From Arabic <span class="searchmatch">نَوْبة</span> (nawba). IPA(key): /ˈnɛw.ba/ newba f (plural newbiet) rotation, alternation crop rotation the change of the air before rain opportunity...
Borrowed from Arabic <span class="searchmatch">نَوْبَة</span> (nawba). IPA(key): /nu.ba/ nouba f (plural noubas) party, festival faire la nouba (to live it up) “nouba”, in Trésor de la...
Borrowed from Arabic <span class="searchmatch">نَوْبَة</span> (nawba, “change of the guard, musical troupe”), likely through a Turkic language. IPA(key): [nɐˈbat] наба́т • (nabát) m inan...
See also: nobet From Ottoman Turkish نوبت (nevbet, nübet), from Arabic <span class="searchmatch">نَوْبَة</span> (nawba). nöbet (definite accusative nöbeti, plural nöbetler) shift, watch...