Examples of using Tabriz in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Question and Answer Tabriz.
Tabriz- Forced conversions of Jews.
Question and Answer Tabriz.
Tabriz Bazaar: Tabriz has been a place of cultural exchange since antiquity.
Question and Answer Tabriz.
Parisa Tabriz- Google's top secret weapon, charged with guarding the world's most valuable brand.
He was born in Tabriz.
Major cities- including Istanbul, Tehran, Tabriz and Ashkhabad- located on some of the most dangerous surface on Earth.
Northwestern Iran, probably Tabriz.
Weather forecast Tabriz this week.
A Hamadàn and I think a Tabriz.
From Tabriz we went up to Jolfa, on the border with Nakhichevan, an enclave of Azerbaijan between Armenia and Iran.
Weather forecast(8 days): Tabriz, Iran.
Cultivation takes place in the North West of Iran and Tabriz region, and the Amygdalus communis variety of the almond is native to the country.
Chiftele List of soups PârjoaleSulu köfte Smyrna meatballs Yuvarlak Tabriz meatballs Harput meatballs.
Tabriz has one of the most diverse displays of designs from medallion, Herati/Mahi, to figural, pictorial, and even 3-d shaped rugs.
Among others, he met Keith Edward Abbott(1814- 1873),the former British consul in Tehran and Tabriz.
Tabriz, located to the north-west, is Iran's second oldest city and has been at the centre of the rug-making world for hundreds, perhaps thousands of years.
Fifty years ago there were similar percentages of women in medicine and law,now thankfully that's shifted," Miss Tabriz says.
Tabriz, positioned to the north-west, is iran's 2d oldest city and has been on the centre of the rug-making international for hundreds, perhaps hundreds of years.
Heavy pockets of resistance remained, with some desperate fighting until the end. They were unsurprisingly beaten by the Soviets,who 26 August had occupied Iranian Azerbaijan(including Tabriz and Ardabil).[2].
Once Armenia stretched from here to Lake Van, Tabriz was its last point towards the East, and Jolfa an important stop on the Silk Road, a city of esteemed artisans and merchants.
Because Tabriz or Soltaniyeh have not changed much since 1673, and Jean Chardin could still draw the same Mausoleum of Öljaitü, the eighth Ilkhanid Khan, who died 1316, and ten years earlier wrote a letter to the French king Philip the Beautiful, to propose an alliance.
At its eastern border lays Tabriz, the gate of Eastern commerce in the times of Marco Polo, and above it, on the side of the mountain river Araxes/Aras the Armenian town of Julfa which played a key role in Persian silk commerce and in the age of the Renaissance it also had its own commercial representation and Armenian colony in Amsterdam.
