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الإنجليزية - التركية
Çin İmparatorluğunun (221-206 BC.) başkenti
Christian
{i} hristiyan

Romalılar Hristiyanlara zulmetti. - The Romans persecuted Christians.

Hristiyan sayısı, Müslüman sayısından daha çoktur. - The number of Christians is greater than the number of Mohammedans.

Christian
{i} iyi insan
Christian
{s} merhametli
Christian
{i} dini bütün kimse
Christian
s., i. Hristiyan
Christian
{i} hristiyan kimse
Christian
{s} saygıdeğer
Christian
{s} dürüst
الإنجليزية - الإنجليزية
Christian
A Christian
Common misspelling of Xi'an., a city in central China and the capital of Shaanxi province; formerly spelled Sian in Postal System Pinyin
a city in central China and the capital of Shaanxi province; formerly spelled Sian in Postal System Pinyin
(Chinese) - county, the middle level administrative unit Tibetan: shen or dzong
Abbreviation for the normal English word "Christian " Not a pejorative, the word often is used in online chatrooms, bulletin boards and E-mail Sometimes erroneously appears as Xtian
[shEE än] Along with Loyang, capital of the Zhou dynasty (p 118)
a city of central China; capital of ancient Chinese empire 221-206 BC
Immortal, deity; to betray
Shui Xian
A popular, high grade Chinese oolong tea from the Wu Yi Mountains
Jia Xian
flourished 1050, China Mathematician and astronomer active at the beginning of the greatest period of traditional Chinese mathematics. He held a relatively low military office during the reign (1022/23-1063/64) of Emperor Renzong of the Song dynasty. He was a pupil of mathematician and astronomer Chu Yan, who contributed to the revision of the Chongtian calendar in 1023, and he served in the Imperial Astronomical Bureau. Jia's name was mainly quoted in connection with his method of extracting roots (solutions) of polynomials of degree higher than three and with the related Jia Xian triangle, which contains the binomial coefficients for equations up to the sixth degree (see binomial theorem). This diagram is similar to Blaise Pascal's triangle, which was discovered independently later in the West
xian

    التركية النطق

    zyän

    النطق

    /ˈzyän/ /ˈzjɑːn/

    علم أصول الكلمات

    () From a transliteration of the Chinese pronunciation of 西安 (pinyin: Xī'ān).
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