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CIUDAD AL NORTE DE IRAK
Baiji (iraq); Baiji (Iraq)

Iraq      
n. Irak, Iraq
Iraq         
  • [[Lake Dukan]]
  • American embassy]] and the headquarters of foreign organizations and agencies for other countries
  • Al-Mutanabi]], regarded as one of the greatest, most prominent and influential poets in the [[Arabic language]]; much of his work has been translated into over 20 languages worldwide.
  • left
  • Baghdad Convention Center, the current meeting place of the [[Council of Representatives of Iraq]]
  • [[Cheekha Dar]], highest point in Iraq
  • Children in a village in [[Sulaymaniyah]]
  • Combined [[Air and Space Operations Center]] (CAOC) at [[Al Udeid Air Base]], [[Qatar]], provides command and control of air power throughout Iraq and Syria.
  • left
  • Lion of Babylon]] tank on Highway 9 outside [[Najaf]] during US invasion in 2003
  • The siege of Baghdad]] by the Mongols
  • Qasim]] was mostly based on Mesopotamian symbol of [[Shamash]], and avoided pan-Arab symbolism by incorporating elements of [[Socialist heraldry]].
  • Map of the [[Akkadian Empire]] and the directions in which military campaigns were conducted (yellow arrows). The Akkadian Empire was the first ancient [[empire]] of [[Mesopotamia]] after the long-lived civilization of [[Sumer]].
  • Turkmen}} Map of all majority-group clusters of the country's ethnic groups in large, deliberately grouped, census output areas as at the 2006 to 2008 study
  • left
  • Historical GDP per capita development
  • Imam Hussein Shrine]] in [[Karbala]]
  • Michael Goldfarb]], ''Ahmad's War, Ahmad's Peace'' (New York: Carroll & Graf, 2005).</ref>
  • alt=Map showing the boundaries of 18 of the 19 administrative districts in Iraq.
  • Agriculture is the main occupation of the people.
  • Assyrian]] gallery at the [[Iraq Museum]], [[Baghdad]]
  • Israel]], bows before [[Shalmaneser III]] of [[Assyria]], 825 BC.
  • Iraq [[Köppen climate classification]] map
  • The [[Asiatic lion]] has remained a prominent symbol of the country throughout history.<ref>Benjamin Sass, Joachim Marzahn. Aramaic and figural stamp impressions on bricks of the sixth century B.C. from Babylon. Otto Harrassowitz Verlag, 2010. Pp. 181-182.</ref>
  • Map of the Neo-Assyrian Empire under [[Shalmaneser III]] (dark green) and [[Esarhaddon]] (light green)
  • [[Masgouf]], a popular Iraqi dish
  • An Iraqi Army Aviation Command aerial gunner prepares to test fire his M240 machine gun, near Baghdad International Airport, 2011.
  • [[Mosul Dam]] Lake
  • left
  • Prime minister]] of the state.
  • [[Al-Hariri of Basra]] was a poet, high government official and scholar of the Arabic language. He is known for his ''Maqamat al-Hariri'' (‘'Assemblies of Hariri'’), a collection of some 50 stories written in the ''[[Maqama]]'' style. Al-Hariri's best known work, ''Maqamat'' has been regarded as the greatest treasure in Arabic literature.
  • work=Reuters}}</ref>
  • amphitheater]] in [[Sulaymaniyah]]
  • [[Saddam Hussein]] promoting women's literacy and education in the 1970s
  • The April 2003 toppling of [[Saddam Hussein]]'s statue by US Army troops in [[Firdos Square]] in [[Baghdad]] shortly after the US-led invasion
  • Naram-Sin]]
  • year=2010}}</ref>
  • A partial view of the ruins of [[Babylon]]
  • upright=0.8
  • Basra Oil Terminal]]
  • [[Mosul Museum]] is the second largest museum in Iraq after the [[Iraq Museum]] in [[Baghdad]]. It contains ancient [[Mesopotamia]]n artifacts.
  • University students in Iraq, 2016
  • [[Zaha Hadid]] (1950–2016), an acclaimed architect
  • language=en}}</ref>
  • language=en-US}}</ref>
SOVEREIGN STATE IN WESTERN ASIA
Irak; ISO 3166-1:IQ; Al-'Iraq; Irak-Arabi; الجمهورية العراقية; Eragh; Eraq; العراق; Al-‘Irāq; عيَراق; Aj-Jumhuriyah Al-'Iraqiyah; كۆماری عێراق; Komara Iraqê; Republic of Iraq; State of Iraq; Islamic Republic of Iraq; A'raq; The iraq; Iraqê; Iraqe; Irāq; Jumhūriyyat ul-ʿIrāq; Komara Iraqe; Central Iraq; Name of Iraq; Iraq (name); Iraw; Etymology of Iraq; IRAQ; Jumhuriyyat ul-ʿIraq; South Iraq; Itaq; The Iraq; Jumhūriyyat al-‘Irāq; Sunnistan, Shiastan and Kurdistan; Sunnistan; User:Khashea N. Alnasrallah; Draft:Central Iraq; Housing in Iraq; 'Iraq
Irak
Iraq         
  • [[Lake Dukan]]
  • American embassy]] and the headquarters of foreign organizations and agencies for other countries
  • Al-Mutanabi]], regarded as one of the greatest, most prominent and influential poets in the [[Arabic language]]; much of his work has been translated into over 20 languages worldwide.
  • left
  • Baghdad Convention Center, the current meeting place of the [[Council of Representatives of Iraq]]
  • [[Cheekha Dar]], highest point in Iraq
  • Children in a village in [[Sulaymaniyah]]
  • Combined [[Air and Space Operations Center]] (CAOC) at [[Al Udeid Air Base]], [[Qatar]], provides command and control of air power throughout Iraq and Syria.
  • left
  • Lion of Babylon]] tank on Highway 9 outside [[Najaf]] during US invasion in 2003
  • The siege of Baghdad]] by the Mongols
  • Qasim]] was mostly based on Mesopotamian symbol of [[Shamash]], and avoided pan-Arab symbolism by incorporating elements of [[Socialist heraldry]].
  • Map of the [[Akkadian Empire]] and the directions in which military campaigns were conducted (yellow arrows). The Akkadian Empire was the first ancient [[empire]] of [[Mesopotamia]] after the long-lived civilization of [[Sumer]].
  • Turkmen}} Map of all majority-group clusters of the country's ethnic groups in large, deliberately grouped, census output areas as at the 2006 to 2008 study
  • left
  • Historical GDP per capita development
  • Imam Hussein Shrine]] in [[Karbala]]
  • Michael Goldfarb]], ''Ahmad's War, Ahmad's Peace'' (New York: Carroll & Graf, 2005).</ref>
  • alt=Map showing the boundaries of 18 of the 19 administrative districts in Iraq.
  • Agriculture is the main occupation of the people.
  • Assyrian]] gallery at the [[Iraq Museum]], [[Baghdad]]
  • Israel]], bows before [[Shalmaneser III]] of [[Assyria]], 825 BC.
  • Iraq [[Köppen climate classification]] map
  • The [[Asiatic lion]] has remained a prominent symbol of the country throughout history.<ref>Benjamin Sass, Joachim Marzahn. Aramaic and figural stamp impressions on bricks of the sixth century B.C. from Babylon. Otto Harrassowitz Verlag, 2010. Pp. 181-182.</ref>
  • Map of the Neo-Assyrian Empire under [[Shalmaneser III]] (dark green) and [[Esarhaddon]] (light green)
  • [[Masgouf]], a popular Iraqi dish
  • An Iraqi Army Aviation Command aerial gunner prepares to test fire his M240 machine gun, near Baghdad International Airport, 2011.
  • [[Mosul Dam]] Lake
  • left
  • Prime minister]] of the state.
  • [[Al-Hariri of Basra]] was a poet, high government official and scholar of the Arabic language. He is known for his ''Maqamat al-Hariri'' (‘'Assemblies of Hariri'’), a collection of some 50 stories written in the ''[[Maqama]]'' style. Al-Hariri's best known work, ''Maqamat'' has been regarded as the greatest treasure in Arabic literature.
  • work=Reuters}}</ref>
  • amphitheater]] in [[Sulaymaniyah]]
  • [[Saddam Hussein]] promoting women's literacy and education in the 1970s
  • The April 2003 toppling of [[Saddam Hussein]]'s statue by US Army troops in [[Firdos Square]] in [[Baghdad]] shortly after the US-led invasion
  • Naram-Sin]]
  • year=2010}}</ref>
  • A partial view of the ruins of [[Babylon]]
  • upright=0.8
  • Basra Oil Terminal]]
  • [[Mosul Museum]] is the second largest museum in Iraq after the [[Iraq Museum]] in [[Baghdad]]. It contains ancient [[Mesopotamia]]n artifacts.
  • University students in Iraq, 2016
  • [[Zaha Hadid]] (1950–2016), an acclaimed architect
  • language=en}}</ref>
  • language=en-US}}</ref>
SOVEREIGN STATE IN WESTERN ASIA
Irak; ISO 3166-1:IQ; Al-'Iraq; Irak-Arabi; الجمهورية العراقية; Eragh; Eraq; العراق; Al-‘Irāq; عيَراق; Aj-Jumhuriyah Al-'Iraqiyah; كۆماری عێراق; Komara Iraqê; Republic of Iraq; State of Iraq; Islamic Republic of Iraq; A'raq; The iraq; Iraqê; Iraqe; Irāq; Jumhūriyyat ul-ʿIrāq; Komara Iraqe; Central Iraq; Name of Iraq; Iraq (name); Iraw; Etymology of Iraq; IRAQ; Jumhuriyyat ul-ʿIraq; South Iraq; Itaq; The Iraq; Jumhūriyyat al-‘Irāq; Sunnistan, Shiastan and Kurdistan; Sunnistan; User:Khashea N. Alnasrallah; Draft:Central Iraq; Housing in Iraq; 'Iraq
(n.) = Irak, Iraq
Ex: The importance in the use of the academic library is discussed with particular reference to Iraq = Se debate la importancia del uso de la biblioteca académica refiriéndose concretamente a Irak.

Definición

iraquí
adj.
1) Perteneciente y relativo al Irak.
2) Natural de Irak. Se utiliza también como sustantivo.
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Wikipedia

Baiji (Irak)

Baiji (en árabe: بيجي ; también llamada Bayji) es una ciudad de unos 200 000 habitantes al norte de Irak. Se ubica a más de 200 km al norte de Bagdad, por la carretera a Mosul. Cuenta con un gran centro industrial, refinería y plantas químicas.

El 25 de diciembre de 2007, ocurrió un atentado terrorista que ocasionó la muerte de 25 personas y dejó más de 80 heridos.[1]​

https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baiji (Irak)
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