अस्तुरा हिंदी उपयोग और उदाहरण

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अस्तुरा इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

Regardless of their origin, as we know them today, the Samad Late Iron Age population are date farmers and not herders, who migrate between winter and summer pasturage.

The five chief valleys are Maidan, Rajgul, Waran, Bara and Mastura.

The Mastura Valley occupies the southern half of Tirah, and is inhabited by the Orakzais.

The Orakzais live, for the most part, in the Miranzai Valley, in the winter, and retreat to Mastura, like the Afridis, during the summer months.

The chief passes in Tirah are the Sampagha Pass (6,500"nbsp;ft), separating the Khanki Valley from the Mastura Valley; the Arhanga Pass (6,99E ft.

), separating Mastura Valley from Maidan; Saran Sar (8,650"nbsp;ft), leading from the Zakka Khel portion of Maidan into the Bara Valley; the Tseri Kandao (8,575"nbsp;ft), separating Maidan from the Waran Valley, and the Sapri Pass (5,190"nbsp;ft), leading from the east of the Mastura Valley into the Bara Valley in the direction of Mamanai.

In the Shaybanid era in the Bukhara Khanate, Agha-i Buzurg or "Great Lady" was a famous scholarly woman-Sufi (she died in 1522-23), she was also called "Mastura Khatun".

Sharecropping increased utilizing land that had been for animal pasturage.

Leases of up to three years could be granted "for pasturage" on unsold lands.

The biggest sales in land carried out by the company were done in the names of Angas, who purchased 102 lots of land of on behalf of the company, which included prime real estate in both town and country, totalling , and with the right to rent an additional of pasturage (worth £40,000), and the Currie family, who purchased £9,000.

Despite concentration of holdings, Badger's landscape remains mainly one of farms, predominantly arable but with considerable pasturage.

The ceiling of Cappella dei Ponziani was decorated God the Father with evangelists (1470) by Antonio del Massaro (Antonio da Viterbo or il Pastura).