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SCOT - перевод на арабский

WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
SCOT

SCOT         
  • Scottish-born American industrialist and philanthropist [[Andrew Carnegie]]
  • The province of [[Nova Scotia]] where over 30% of the population are of Scottish origin.
  • The [[Covenanters]] were members of a 17th-century Scottish religious and political movement
  • [[James Naismith]], the inventor of [[Basketball]].
  • [[Patrick Gordon]] was a Russian General originally from Scotland and a friend of [[Peter the Great]].
  • [[Guy Scott]], the 12th vice-president and acting president of [[Zambia]] from Oct 2014 – Jan 2015, is of Scottish descent.
  • South African]] [[Scottish regiment]] in France, 1918
  • The Australian city of [[Brisbane]] is named after Scotsman [[Thomas Brisbane]].
  • Scottish Highland family migrating to [[New Zealand]] in 1844
ETHNIC INHABITANTS OF SCOTLAND
Scotsmen; Scots people; Scottish ethnicity; Scotswoman; Scottish ancestry; People of Scottish descent; Scottish emigrants; Scottish settlers; Native Scot; Native Scottish; Native scottish; Native Scots; Scottish heritage; Scottish expatriate; Scottish descent; Scots descendants; Scottish immigrants; Scotch people; Scottish People; Scottish genealogy; Scot; Scottish ex-pat community; People of Scotland; Scottishman; Scottishmen; Scottishwoman; Scottishwomen; Scottish woman; Scottish men; Scottish man; Scottish Diaspora; Scotlanders; Scottish origin; Scottish (people); Scotsman; Scots (ethnic group); Scottsman

ألاسم

ضَرِيبَة ; مُجْبًى

scot         
  • Scottish-born American industrialist and philanthropist [[Andrew Carnegie]]
  • The province of [[Nova Scotia]] where over 30% of the population are of Scottish origin.
  • The [[Covenanters]] were members of a 17th-century Scottish religious and political movement
  • [[James Naismith]], the inventor of [[Basketball]].
  • [[Patrick Gordon]] was a Russian General originally from Scotland and a friend of [[Peter the Great]].
  • [[Guy Scott]], the 12th vice-president and acting president of [[Zambia]] from Oct 2014 – Jan 2015, is of Scottish descent.
  • South African]] [[Scottish regiment]] in France, 1918
  • The Australian city of [[Brisbane]] is named after Scotsman [[Thomas Brisbane]].
  • Scottish Highland family migrating to [[New Zealand]] in 1844
ETHNIC INHABITANTS OF SCOTLAND
Scotsmen; Scots people; Scottish ethnicity; Scotswoman; Scottish ancestry; People of Scottish descent; Scottish emigrants; Scottish settlers; Native Scot; Native Scottish; Native scottish; Native Scots; Scottish heritage; Scottish expatriate; Scottish descent; Scots descendants; Scottish immigrants; Scotch people; Scottish People; Scottish genealogy; Scot; Scottish ex-pat community; People of Scotland; Scottishman; Scottishmen; Scottishwoman; Scottishwomen; Scottish woman; Scottish men; Scottish man; Scottish Diaspora; Scotlanders; Scottish origin; Scottish (people); Scotsman; Scots (ethnic group); Scottsman
القيمة الضريبية المقدرة ، ضريبة
Scot         
  • Scottish-born American industrialist and philanthropist [[Andrew Carnegie]]
  • The province of [[Nova Scotia]] where over 30% of the population are of Scottish origin.
  • The [[Covenanters]] were members of a 17th-century Scottish religious and political movement
  • [[James Naismith]], the inventor of [[Basketball]].
  • [[Patrick Gordon]] was a Russian General originally from Scotland and a friend of [[Peter the Great]].
  • [[Guy Scott]], the 12th vice-president and acting president of [[Zambia]] from Oct 2014 – Jan 2015, is of Scottish descent.
  • South African]] [[Scottish regiment]] in France, 1918
  • The Australian city of [[Brisbane]] is named after Scotsman [[Thomas Brisbane]].
  • Scottish Highland family migrating to [[New Zealand]] in 1844
ETHNIC INHABITANTS OF SCOTLAND
Scotsmen; Scots people; Scottish ethnicity; Scotswoman; Scottish ancestry; People of Scottish descent; Scottish emigrants; Scottish settlers; Native Scot; Native Scottish; Native scottish; Native Scots; Scottish heritage; Scottish expatriate; Scottish descent; Scots descendants; Scottish immigrants; Scotch people; Scottish People; Scottish genealogy; Scot; Scottish ex-pat community; People of Scotland; Scottishman; Scottishmen; Scottishwoman; Scottishwomen; Scottish woman; Scottish men; Scottish man; Scottish Diaspora; Scotlanders; Scottish origin; Scottish (people); Scotsman; Scots (ethnic group); Scottsman
اسْم : الأسكتلندي . أحد أبناء اسكتلندة

Определение

scot
¦ noun archaic a payment corresponding to a modern tax or other assessed contribution.
Phrases
scot and lot historical a tax levied by a municipal corporation on its members.
Origin
OE, from ON skot 'a shot', of Gmc origin.

Википедия

Scot (disambiguation)

A Scot is a member of an ethnic group indigenous to Scotland, derived from the Latin name of Gaelic raiders, the Scoti.

Scot may also refer to:

  • MV Scot, a Norwegian coaster
  • Scot and lot, phrase common in the records of English medieval boroughs, applied to householders who were assessed for a borough tax
  • Social construction of technology (SCOT), theory within the field of Science and Technology Studies
  • SCOT, an enzyme encoded by the OXCT1 gene
  • S.C.O.T., a rap album
Примеры употребления для SCOT
1. The perpetrator walks away effectively scot free.
2. There is a big demand for Scotch whiskies in India There have been at least six cases since 1'86 when the courts have restrained local distilleries from selling whiskies with names like Royal Scot, Grand Scot and Henry Scot.
3. Already there has been murmurings about yet another Scot.
4. He – a Scot – even congratulated the England cricket team.
5. This time, too, the politicians got off scot–free.