Associations to the word «Abu»
Noun
- Theologian
- Khan
- Jerusalem
- Tunisia
- Hostage
- Ra
- Gunman
- Embassy
- Lebanon
- Assassination
- Amar
- Bombing
- Revolt
- Drone
- Islamabad
- Scholar
- Shu
- Ana
- Scandal
- Dynasty
- Jasmine
- Chronicler
- Persia
- Separatist
- Afghanistan
- Liberation
- El
- Insurgent
- Kerman
- Caravan
- Sudan
- Aviv
- Camel
- Gulf
- Salem
- Ta
- Hanna
- Jericho
- Ir
- Ghosts
- Airway
- Knesset
- Ma
- Ash
- Bal
- Algeria
- Sahara
- Karachi
- Turkmenistan
- Sahib
- Killing
- Prison
- Leader
- Kum
- Tun
- Nadia
- Kuala
- Galilee
- Lib
- Alexandria
- Disciple
- Malacca
- Kala
- Pyramid
- Iran
- Aden
- Tomb
- Strategist
- Dis
- Eunuch
- Prisoner
- Ani
- Zanzibar
- Ad
- Mir
- Raid
- Kurd
- Bangladesh
- Dhaka
Adverb
Wiktionary
ABU, proper noun. Ab (Semitic), a common part of Arabic-derived names, meaning "father of" in Arabic.
ABU, proper noun. A volcano on the island of Honshū in Japan.
ABU, proper noun. Mount Abu, the highest mountain in the Indian state of Rajasthan.
ABU, proper noun. Abu, Yamaguchi, a town in Japan.
ABU, proper noun. (mythology) A minor god of vegetation in Sumerian mythology.
ABU, proper noun. The fifth month of the Babylonian calendar.
ABU, proper noun. The ancient Egyptian name for the city of Elephantine, near modern day Aswan.
ABU, proper noun. A language of Papua New Guinea which is not related to Abau and nor to Abui.
ABU BAKR, proper noun. (Islam) Abu Bakr, first Islamic caliph and a companion of Muhammad.
ABU BAKR, proper noun. A male given name
ABU DHABI, proper noun. One of the United Arab Emirates, on the southern Persian Gulf.
ABU DHABI, proper noun. The capital of the United Arab Emirates.
ABU DHABIAN, noun. Someone from Abu Dhabi
ABU DHABIANS, noun. Plural of Abu Dhabian
ABU QASIM, proper noun. (Islam) a nickname of Muhammad
ABU QIR, proper noun. Alternative spelling of Aboukir
ABU SIMBEL, proper noun. A village in the Aswan area, that is the site of several ancient temples.
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