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In SETZ 53 als dauār “Beduinensiedlung” in Ägypten. Im Sudan dawwār “Dorfviertel” oder “Haus” (QAS 362b). – Aus dem beduinischen Bereich stammt auch firīǧ “Dorf ”. Die ursprüngliche Bedeutung ist “the name given to a group of kindred descended from the same ancestor a camp with less than ten tents is called ferîž” (MUS-1:47, 48), also ursprünglich “Stammesabteilung” zu √frq “teilen”. ); Dōsiri/Kuwait farīg idem (JOH-2:276); Sinai/Negev farīg “a camp, encampment” (BAI); Sudan/Nord-Kordofan farīg “Nomadenlager” (HESSE).
Bezog sich wohl ursprünglich auf einen Wintersitz von Beduinen, vgl. BEAU mštā(t) “habitation d’hiver”. Nicht auf Karte, da es sich offensichtlich auf “Zeltdörfer” bezieht. Andere Bezeichnungen benennen die Abgrenzung, entweder damit kein Tier wegläuft, oder damit nichts Unerwünschtes hereinkommt. – ʿarīš in Saudi-Arabien ist “Dorf mit Einzäunung aus Palmwedeln” (PHI II:279). Nicht auf Karte. ). Nicht auf Karte. – kṣar im Ḥ ass. (TAI-2) = gṣәr, kṣәr, qṣәr (DEP) bezeichnet in Marokko ein Wehrdorf: “village fortifié de la zone présaharienne”; Algerien qṣar “Ksar, bourg”, dans le Sahara” (BEAU), kṣәr Tabelbala (FB); in Tunesien/Takrouna qṣar “avec le sens de ‘bourg’ dans la toponymie” (MAR-3); gṣar “villaggio fortificato” Libyen (GRI).
Et Collo). ). Bezog sich wohl ursprünglich auf einen Wintersitz von Beduinen, vgl. BEAU mštā(t) “habitation d’hiver”. Nicht auf Karte, da es sich offensichtlich auf “Zeltdörfer” bezieht. Andere Bezeichnungen benennen die Abgrenzung, entweder damit kein Tier wegläuft, oder damit nichts Unerwünschtes hereinkommt. – ʿarīš in Saudi-Arabien ist “Dorf mit Einzäunung aus Palmwedeln” (PHI II:279). Nicht auf Karte. ). Nicht auf Karte. – kṣar im Ḥ ass. (TAI-2) = gṣәr, kṣәr, qṣәr (DEP) bezeichnet in Marokko ein Wehrdorf: “village fortifié de la zone présaharienne”; Algerien qṣar “Ksar, bourg”, dans le Sahara” (BEAU), kṣәr Tabelbala (FB); in Tunesien/Takrouna qṣar “avec le sens de ‘bourg’ dans la toponymie” (MAR-3); gṣar “villaggio fortificato” Libyen (GRI).
