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AB-I-ZARlNJUB—
A river in Kurdistin. It rises in the Kuh-i-Marvar'd near the villages
Zar'njub and Sh^rvaneh, 8 far akh-i south of Sinandij. The river is also
called Ab-i-Shlrvaneh ; after a course of 6 farsakhi it takes up the Rlza-
war river and enters the Kara Su in Kirminshlh ground.— (Schindler.)
Ab-i-zizub—
A stream in Persian Kurdistan, watering the plain of Biluj, between
Maravln fort and Panjavln. It flows into the Kizilji river, and is called
Cham-i-Gaura (q.v.) on the Turkish side of the frontier.— (T. C. Plowden.)
AB-KHURAN—
A resting place with a spring of good water 8| miles from Ahuan on
the road to Damghan, and 35^ miles from the latter place. The legend
says Imam Riza once drank water here when on his way to Meshed, hence
the name of the place.— (Schindler.)
IB-PUNEH— Elev. 7,145'.
A small village, 41 miles from Imimzadeh Isma’il, on the road to Isfahan.
It is surrounded by a high wall, and the houses are full of vermin. Straw
and barley very scarce.— (Bell.)
ABRAMI (AVRUMANI)—
A clan of the Jaff tribe of Kurds, inhabiting both the Persian and
Turkish sides of the frontier on the Diala, near the Sulaiminleh-Kifri
road.— (T. C. Plowden.)
ABRAMANl-SUNI—See Avrumani.
One of the twelve clans into which the Southern Kurds are divided.
They inhabit Tahela on the Gusbish borders of Kurdistan.--(G ? emrd.)
ABRAMANl-TAKHT—See Avrumani.
One of the twelve clans of Southern Kurds. They inhabit a tract about
Sulaimanleh.— (Gerard. )
ABRANDABAD—Corruption of Ibrahim ibid.
A village in the province of Yazd, 17 miles west-north-west of Yazd.
It has a small square fort, enclosed by a double wall.— (Abbott.)
ABRJlSH (AYERJISH or ABRGUSH)—
A village of 50 houses on the Bidhand river, 20 miles from Qum (Kum)
in the Kuhistan district.— (Schindler.)
AB-SHAH—
A village on the south of, and almost adjoining, the town of Yazd.—
(K. Abbott.)
ABUL ’ABBAS-See BUL ’ABBAS.
ABUL ’ALI—Sie BUL ’ALL
ABU TALIB— Lat. 36° 9' 5%" ; Long. 53° 6'.
A village and shrine in Mazandarin, about 40 miles south of Barfarush and
near the source of the river Tijin.— (Lemm — Walker — Stuart.)