Examples of using Tipu in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
Here, Tipu.
Our Tipu is so bright.
Look at me, Tipu.
Okay, Tipu, throw.
Look towards me, Tipu.
The Tipu Sultan Fort 's.
Catch it properly, Tipu.
Father, why is Tipu coming back?
You throw well, Tipu!
Tipu Sultan has been stopped.
Don't worry, Tipu. Don't worry.
It's not at all difficult, Tipu.
Who are they? You know Tipu, Bagha and Guran.
Tipu MACD is one the popular indicators in the market. It is.
There's a ship called Tipu Sultan… coming from India.
Along with Tipu Aziz and Kevin Warwick, Stein is presently working on an intelligent Deep brain stimulation system for Parkinson's disease.
I saw his face when he was told… that Tipu Sultan had been turned back.
Visit the Tipu Sultan Palace in Mysore and click tons of pictures!
This exhibition delved into the life and times of Tipu Sultan, the South Indian ruler, statesman, and patron.
The tiger head finial, with bared teeth, wide eyes and tiger stripes,strongly suggests that this handle was produced during the reign of Tipu Sultan.
Especially they were talking about Tipu Sultan, who he wanted to meet up with and maybe help undermine the.
Tipu has been a controversial character for over two hundred years; this exhibition explored the man through the material culture and imagery which he patronised.
Arrive Bangalore,straight drive to Mysore en route visit Tipu's Summer Palace and Fort at Srirangapatna.
The Tipu Ora programme was a community based Maori health promotion and intervention programme for mothers and children and complemented mainstream health services, focusing on parenting support and good parenting practices.
This section of the painting depicts the Mysorean infantry,among which are units of Tipu's elite troops, identified here by their bubri(tiger stripe) uniform and pennants.
Drawn entirely from the MIA collection, and featuring many objects which had never been displayed in Qatar,the centerpiece is a group of 24 paintings showing Tipu's victory at the Battle of Pollilur in 1780.
The paintings are intended to be‘read' from left to right, showing Tipu and Haydar's army proceeding towards the surrounded British force, shown in a square formation towards the end of the cycle.
The Battle of Pollilur, fought in September 1780 between the British East India Company andthe forces of Tipu Sultan and his father Haydar Ali, was described as‘the severest blow that the British ever sustained in India', and resonated for years in both Britain and Mysore.
Ubaidullah first job was working asan aide to Prince Jalaluddin, the grandson of Tipu Sultan of Mysore, in Kolkata. After which he worked as the Scrivener at the Legislative Council, part of the office of the Viceroy of India. In 1865, he joined the Hooghly Mohsin College and taught Anglo-Arabic.