Saphar

British  

/ səˈfɑː /

noun

1. a variant spelling of Safar

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Example Sentences

The famous mare, known to all the tribes, was captured by Feyzul, sheik of the Jelas Aeniza, from the Sheik Jedaan-ibn-Mirshid, who was killed in battle, when a portion of the Salama tribe of the Shammar was utterly defeated on the 17th of the month Saphar, A.H.

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The Hebrew word sepher, "a book," is derived from saphar, which signifies "to narrate" or "to enumerate."

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Siphra vox Hebr�am originem sapit ref�rtque: & ut docti arbitrantur, � verbo saphar, quod Ordine numerauit significat.

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For any other date of the Mahommedan year it is only requisite to know the names of the consecutive months, and the number of days in each; these are— Muharram 30 Saphar 29 Rabia I. 30 Rabia II.

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Tower of Zoraya, in Aldeire, in El Cenet, On the fifteenth day of the month of Saphar, Of the year of the Hegira 968.

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