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TIGRIS - traduction vers arabe

RIVER FLOWING FROM TURKEY THROUGH IRAQ AND SYRIA
Tigris River; Tigris river; River Tigris; Tigrus; The Tigris; The Tigris River; Deqlath; Dicle River; Hiddekel; Tigres R.; Maden Stream; Dijlah
  • Coat of arms of the Kingdom of Iraq 1932–1959 depicting the two rivers, the confluence Shatt al-Arab and the date palm forest, which used to be the largest in the world
  • Mosul, on the bank of the Tigris, 1861
  • Batman River
  • 1860}})

TIGRIS         

ألاسم

النمر

tiger         
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  • Tiger-shaped ''jie'' (badge of authority) with gold inlays, from the tomb of [[Zhao Mo]] (175-124 BC)
  • A hunting party poses with a killed Javan tiger, 1941
  • An early silver coin of king [[Uttama Chola]] found in [[Sri Lanka]] shows the Chola Tiger sitting between the emblems of [[Pandyan]] and [[Chera]]
  • Tiger hunting on elephant-back in India, 1808
  • Females playing in Ranthambore Tiger Reserve
  • White tigers in Haifa Zoo
  • Historical distribution of the tiger<ref name="Driscoll2009" />
  • Restoration of a ''Panthera zdanskyi'' skull, an extinct tiger relative whose fossil remains were found in northwest China
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  • ''Tiger and Magpie'', a Korean ''[[minhwa]]'' (folk art) painting, late 19th century.
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  • Publicity photo of animal trainer [[Gunther Gebel-Williams]] with several of his trained tigers, promoting him as "superstar" of the [[Ringling Brothers]] and [[Barnum and Bailey Circus]] circa 1969.
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  • [[William Blake]]'s first printing of ''[[The Tyger]]'', 1794
  • Tiger in Kanha National Park showing the [[flehmen response]]
  • Phylogenetic relationship of tiger populations based on Driscoll et al. (2009).<ref name="Driscoll2009" />
  • ''Tiger hunted by wild dogs'', Illustration in ''Samuel Howett & Edward Orme, Hand Coloured, Aquatint Engravings'', 1807
  • Camera trap image of wild Sumatran tiger
SPECIES OF BIG CAT
Panthera Tigris; Panthera tigris; Felis tigris; Tigers; Tigress; Tiger populations; Tiger cub; Tigris striatus; Tigris regalis; F. tigris; F tigris; Endangered subspecies of tiger; Endangered Subspecies of Tiger; 🐅; Tigers (animal); Tiger blood; Tigrine; Tigers in captivity; Tiger urine; 🐯; Mating tigers; Tiger (wild); Sexual behavior of tigers; Tiger-baiting; Hunting behavior of tigers; Panrthesa tigsis; Evolution of tigers; Cultural depictions of tigers; Social behavior of tigers
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نمر، ببر = هرة مخططة = سمكة كبيرة عدوانية السفاح المتعطش الى الدماء = التعطش الى الدماء الشجاع
tiger         
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  • Tiger-shaped ''jie'' (badge of authority) with gold inlays, from the tomb of [[Zhao Mo]] (175-124 BC)
  • A hunting party poses with a killed Javan tiger, 1941
  • An early silver coin of king [[Uttama Chola]] found in [[Sri Lanka]] shows the Chola Tiger sitting between the emblems of [[Pandyan]] and [[Chera]]
  • Tiger hunting on elephant-back in India, 1808
  • Females playing in Ranthambore Tiger Reserve
  • White tigers in Haifa Zoo
  • Historical distribution of the tiger<ref name="Driscoll2009" />
  • Restoration of a ''Panthera zdanskyi'' skull, an extinct tiger relative whose fossil remains were found in northwest China
  •  access-date=9 April 2014}}</ref>
  • ''Tiger and Magpie'', a Korean ''[[minhwa]]'' (folk art) painting, late 19th century.
  • frameless
  • frameless
  • frameless
  • frameless
  • frameless
  • Publicity photo of animal trainer [[Gunther Gebel-Williams]] with several of his trained tigers, promoting him as "superstar" of the [[Ringling Brothers]] and [[Barnum and Bailey Circus]] circa 1969.
  • frameless
  • [[William Blake]]'s first printing of ''[[The Tyger]]'', 1794
  • Tiger in Kanha National Park showing the [[flehmen response]]
  • Phylogenetic relationship of tiger populations based on Driscoll et al. (2009).<ref name="Driscoll2009" />
  • ''Tiger hunted by wild dogs'', Illustration in ''Samuel Howett & Edward Orme, Hand Coloured, Aquatint Engravings'', 1807
  • Camera trap image of wild Sumatran tiger
SPECIES OF BIG CAT
Panthera Tigris; Panthera tigris; Felis tigris; Tigers; Tigress; Tiger populations; Tiger cub; Tigris striatus; Tigris regalis; F. tigris; F tigris; Endangered subspecies of tiger; Endangered Subspecies of Tiger; 🐅; Tigers (animal); Tiger blood; Tigrine; Tigers in captivity; Tiger urine; 🐯; Mating tigers; Tiger (wild); Sexual behavior of tigers; Tiger-baiting; Hunting behavior of tigers; Panrthesa tigsis; Evolution of tigers; Cultural depictions of tigers; Social behavior of tigers
اسْم : نَمِر . بَبَر

Définition

tiger
(tigers)
A tiger is a large fierce animal belonging to the cat family. Tigers are orange with black stripes.
N-COUNT
see also paper tiger

Wikipédia

Tigris

The Tigris () is the easternmost of the two great rivers that define Mesopotamia, the other being the Euphrates. The river flows south from the mountains of the Armenian Highlands through the Syrian and Arabian Deserts, and empties into the Persian Gulf.

Exemples du corpus de texte pour TIGRIS
1. People alongside the banks of the Tigris River rescued people and moved bodies but the steep concrete banks of the Tigris made this task nearly impossible.
2. Nearly 1,000 died, clogging the Tigris with corpses.
3. In Suwayra four bodies were retrieved from the river Tigris.
4. Others plunged nine meters into the Tigris River.
5. Others plunged 30 feet into the muddy Tigris River.