Amri — or AMRI may refer to: * Associate Member of the Royal Institution of Great Britain * Amri (Pre Harappa) … Wikipedia
Amri — (a. Gesch.), so v.w. Omri … Pierer's Universal-Lexikon
Amri — Amri, israel. König, s. Omri … Kleines Konversations-Lexikon
AMRI — I. AMRI per Gap desc: Hebrew, Latine Amarus, vel diccns, sive exaltatio, aut Syriace, aries, pater Zacchur. Nehem. c. 3. v. 2. II. AMRI per Gap desc: Hebrew, Latine manpulus, vel dominium, sive populus rebellis, vel amarus, princeps militiae… … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
amri — ˈäm(ˌ)rē adjective Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: from Amri, town in Sind province, Pakistan, its type station : of or belonging to the earliest known stone using and shell using culture of the Indus river system which extends also into… … Useful english dictionary
Amri (Pakistan) — Amri ist eine Ausgrabungsstätte im heutigen Pakistan, etwa 110 Kilometer nördlich von Hyderabad in der Provinz Sindh. Es handelt sich um den namensgebenden Fundort der Amri Kultur, die der Indus Kultur an vielen Orten vorausging. Die… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Amri (Pre-Harappa) — Amri is the site of a Pre Harappa fortified town which flourished from 3600 to 3300 BC. The site is located south of Mohenjo Daro on Hyderabad Dadu Road about 110 kilometres north of Hyderabad in Sindh province of Pakistan. Situated near… … Wikipedia
Amri Culture — is attributed to Amri archaeological sites in Sindh and Balochistan provinces of Pakistan.At least 160 settlements attributed to the Amri Culture, have been discovered, mainly in Balochistan, but also in lower Sindh. They are often distributed… … Wikipedia
Amri Saurel — (née Magali Saurel à Montpellier le 14 juin 1965) est une auteur compositeur interprète française. Elle chante aussi bien en français qu en arabe grâce aux traductions de ses textes réalisées par l artiste franco algérien Mebrouk Abdenabi, un… … Wikipédia en Français
Amri-Al-Kāis — (Amriolkais, spr. Amri l Geis), 1)–3) drei Könige in Hira, s. u. Arabien (Gesch.); 4) A. Ebn Hadschrel Kendi, Sohn von Hareth, Haupt des Stammes Wad, Gegner Muhammeds, der sich zwar von Lebid gegen A s Angriffe vertheidigen ließ, aber dennoch… … Pierer's Universal-Lexikon
