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Barabra is a term for the Nubian peoples of the northern Sudan and southern Egypt. The word is originally derived from the Greek word bárbaros (i.e. Berbers) that were deformed to "barbarus" in Roman. It was originally used by Greeks to describe all foreigners (non Greek people). In addition, the word barabra is used in Arabic in the plural form "برابرة", hence the added 'a' between the 'r' and 'b' in 'Barabra'. When the locals use it in singular form to refer to one individual, they use the word "بربري" (in English transliteration "barbari"), an Arabized form of the Roman word "barbarus"; the ending letter 'ي' in Arabic or 'i' in English transliteration has the effect of transforming the word into an adjective, just as "مصر" (Masr) refers to Egypt as a country, while one says 'مصري' (Masr

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  • Els barabra són uns musulmans de Núbia que viuen a la riba del Nil entre la primera i la tercera cascada del riu. Estan formats per les tribus Kunuz, Sukkut i Mahas que no utilitzen el terme per a ells mateixos; el terme deriva de bàrbar (plural baràbira), nom similar al donat tradicionalment als amazics, «berbers». El seu territori formà la part nord del regne cristià de Makuria. El 652 Makuria va signar un tractat amb Abd Allah ibn Sad; el 869 es van començar a instal·lar musulmans de la tribu Rabia a la zona. El fatimita Al-Hakim Mansur Bi-Amriallah (996–1021) va donar el títol de Kanz al-Dawla al xeic dels Rabia a Aswan. La barreja entre els nubians locals i els àrabs va originar els kunuz i després les altres tribus. Al segle xiv l'islam havia substituït al cristianisme. Sota els otomans es van instal·lar a Aswan, Ibrim i Say tropes bosnianes mentre a la resta del territori del barabra era posada sota autoritat d'un kashif. També els bosnians es van barrejar amb les poblacions locals però de manera molt lenta que es va allargar fins al segle xix. Al segle xviii el barabra estaven sota sobirania de Humam Abu Yusuf xeic dels hawwara. Vers 1870 els kashiflik de Barabra estava dominat per tres germans amb capital a Darr mentre Aswan, Ibrim i Say estaven sota autoritat d'aghas bosnians. (ca)
  • Barabra is a term for the Nubian peoples of the northern Sudan and southern Egypt. The word is originally derived from the Greek word bárbaros (i.e. Berbers) that were deformed to "barbarus" in Roman. It was originally used by Greeks to describe all foreigners (non Greek people). In addition, the word barabra is used in Arabic in the plural form "برابرة", hence the added 'a' between the 'r' and 'b' in 'Barabra'. When the locals use it in singular form to refer to one individual, they use the word "بربري" (in English transliteration "barbari"), an Arabized form of the Roman word "barbarus"; the ending letter 'ي' in Arabic or 'i' in English transliteration has the effect of transforming the word into an adjective, just as "مصر" (Masr) refers to Egypt as a country, while one says 'مصري' (Masri) to refer to an Egyptian individual. The word barbarus was originally used to describe many other foreign non-Greek nations, including ancient Egyptians, Persians, Medes and Phoenicians, while the term egyptiote was used to describe Greeks living in Egypt. (en)
  • Barabra es un término antiguo para los pueblos nubios del norte de Sudán y el sur de Egipto. La palabra se deriva originalmente de la palabra griega bárbaros (es decir, bereberes) que se deformaron a "barbarus" en romano. Originalmente fue utilizado por los griegos para describir a todos los extranjeros (personas no griegas) * Datos: Q4858094 (es)
  • Barabra è un antico termine etnografico per i popoli Nubiani nord del Sudan e nel sud dell'Egitto. La parola è variamente derivata da Berberi, o descritta come identica a Barabara; figura così nell'iscrizione su un portale di Tuthmosis I, come il nome di una delle 113 tribù da lui sottomesse. In un'iscrizione successiva di Ramesse II a Karnak (1300 a.C.), Beraberata viene indicato come il nome di un popolo conquistato nel sud. Si suggerisce quindi che Barabra sia un vero nome etnico, confuso in seguito con il barbaro greco e romano, e ripreso nel suo significato proprio in seguito alla . Una tribù che vive sulle rive del Nilo tra Wadi Halfa e Assuan si chiama Barabra. Il termine è ora respinto dai nubiani, in quanto è inteso come un termine peggiorativo usato come un insulto in riferimento al colore della pelle, alla bassa intelligenza e alla brutalità. (it)
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  • Barabra es un término antiguo para los pueblos nubios del norte de Sudán y el sur de Egipto. La palabra se deriva originalmente de la palabra griega bárbaros (es decir, bereberes) que se deformaron a "barbarus" en romano. Originalmente fue utilizado por los griegos para describir a todos los extranjeros (personas no griegas) * Datos: Q4858094 (es)
  • Els barabra són uns musulmans de Núbia que viuen a la riba del Nil entre la primera i la tercera cascada del riu. Estan formats per les tribus Kunuz, Sukkut i Mahas que no utilitzen el terme per a ells mateixos; el terme deriva de bàrbar (plural baràbira), nom similar al donat tradicionalment als amazics, «berbers». (ca)
  • Barabra is a term for the Nubian peoples of the northern Sudan and southern Egypt. The word is originally derived from the Greek word bárbaros (i.e. Berbers) that were deformed to "barbarus" in Roman. It was originally used by Greeks to describe all foreigners (non Greek people). In addition, the word barabra is used in Arabic in the plural form "برابرة", hence the added 'a' between the 'r' and 'b' in 'Barabra'. When the locals use it in singular form to refer to one individual, they use the word "بربري" (in English transliteration "barbari"), an Arabized form of the Roman word "barbarus"; the ending letter 'ي' in Arabic or 'i' in English transliteration has the effect of transforming the word into an adjective, just as "مصر" (Masr) refers to Egypt as a country, while one says 'مصري' (Masr (en)
  • Barabra è un antico termine etnografico per i popoli Nubiani nord del Sudan e nel sud dell'Egitto. La parola è variamente derivata da Berberi, o descritta come identica a Barabara; figura così nell'iscrizione su un portale di Tuthmosis I, come il nome di una delle 113 tribù da lui sottomesse. Il termine è ora respinto dai nubiani, in quanto è inteso come un termine peggiorativo usato come un insulto in riferimento al colore della pelle, alla bassa intelligenza e alla brutalità. (it)
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