SIRAJ-UD-DAWLAH

Meaning of SIRAJ-UD-DAWLAH in English

Pronunciation: s ə - ˌ räj- ə - ' dau ̇ -l ə

Function: biographical name

ca 1732-1757 nabob of Bengal (1756-57)

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SIRAJ-UD-DAWLAH — born c. 1729 died July 2/3, 1757 original name Mirza Muhammad ruler, or nawab, of Bengal, India, under the nominal …
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SIRĀJ-UD-DAWLAH — biographical name circa 1732-1757 nabob of Bengal (1756-57)
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SIRĀJ-UD-DAWLAH — biographical name circa 1732-1757 nabob of Bengal (1756-57)
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UD — сокр. [upper deck] верхняя палуба
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UD — сокр. [upper deck] верхняя палуба
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UD — сокр. от upper deck верхняя палуба
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UD — сокр. от upper deck верхняя палуба
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UD — (akc) utility dog. (кинология)
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UD — сокр. [under digging] ведётся рытье траншеи (при строительстве трубопровода)
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UD — сокр. [upper deck] верхняя палуба
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UD — сокр. [upper deck] верхняя палуба
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SIRAJ-UD-DAULA — /si rahj"ood dow"leuh/ , n. 1728?-57, nawab of Bengal 1756-57. Also, Surajah Dowlah .
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SURAJAH DOWLAH — /seuh rah"jeuh dow"leuh/ Siraj-ud-daula.
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