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kurus
1[ koo-roosh ]
Kurus
2[ koor-ooz ]
noun
ܰş
/ ʊˈːʃ /
noun
- a Turkish monetary unit worth one hundredth of a lira Alsopiastre
Word History and Origins
Origin of kurus1
Word History and Origins
Origin of kurus1
Example Sentences
He says firefighter Jeff Kurus put on a sterile glove, reached in and grabbed the iguana.
Another school, however, placed the Pāṇḍavas and the Kurus 653 years later, in 2449 B.C.
Below this we can read: "This Gaumata, the Magian, lied: he said, 'I am Bardiya, the son of Kurus; I am king.'"
Over the head, as on the posts, we find written in cuneiform letters: "Adam Kurus Khsayathiya Hakhamanisiya" i. e.
The Babylonian tablets after the capture of the city and the fall of the kingdom, date from the years of the reign of Cyrus over Babylonia, the years "of Kurus, king of Babylon, king of the lands."
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