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Türkçe - Türkçe

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Arap: Arap halkına özgü olan şey
Arap aşı: Hindi veya tavuk etiyle hazırlanan, pişmiş ve dondurulmuş hamur ile birlikte yenen çorba
Arap rakamları: Bugün kullandığımız sayıları gösteren rakamlar
Arap sabunu: Potasla yapılan, yumuşak, esmer bir sabun
Arap tavşanı: Kemirgen memelilerden bir hayvan (Daculus daculus)
Arap zamkı: Akasyadan elde edilen bir zamk, zamkıarabi
arap: Koyu esmer veya kara
arap: Arap halkına özgü olan şey: "Arap mimarisinin ilk modelleri Bizans mimarisidir."- Z. Gökalp
arap: Orta Doğu ile Kuzey Afrika'nın büyük bir bölümünde yaşayan halka ve bu halkın soyundan olan kimseler
arap: Negatif fotoğraf
arap: Orta Doğu ile Kuzey Afrika'nın büyük bir bölümünde yaşayan halk ve bu halkın soyundan olan kimse
arap: Zenci, fellah
ak Arap: Asıl Araplar söz konusu edildiğinde kullanılan bir söz

İngilizce - İngilizce

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arap: Apple Talk Remote Access Protocol
arap: Short for Apple Remote Access Protocol, an Apple authentication protocol which uses challenges and responses, like CHAP, to avoid sending clear text passwords through the network
arap: AppleTalk Remote Access Protocol
Daniel Toroitich arap Moi: born 1924, Sacho, Kenya Colony Five-term president of Kenya (from 1978). Trained as a teacher, Moi served in the cabinet and as vice president (1967-78) under Pres. Jomo Kenyatta before succeeding him as president. Head of the dominant Kenyan African National Union (KANU) party, he governed autocratically, finally permitting multiparty elections in 1991, when international pressure forced his hand. His subsequent electoral victories (1992, 1998) led to civil unrest and charges of stealing the elections. During his time in office some sectors of the economy have grown, but critics have attributed this to the strong political patronage system
Daniel arap Moi: born 1924, Sacho, Kenya Colony Five-term president of Kenya (from 1978). Trained as a teacher, Moi served in the cabinet and as vice president (1967-78) under Pres. Jomo Kenyatta before succeeding him as president. Head of the dominant Kenyan African National Union (KANU) party, he governed autocratically, finally permitting multiparty elections in 1991, when international pressure forced his hand. His subsequent electoral victories (1992, 1998) led to civil unrest and charges of stealing the elections. During his time in office some sectors of the economy have grown, but critics have attributed this to the strong political patronage system