Berber is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BERBER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a type of carpet
• A member of a race somewhat resembling the Arabs, but often classed as Hamitic, who were formerly the inhabitants of the whole of North Africa from the Mediterranean southward into the Sahara, and who still occupy a large part of that region; -- called also Kabyles. Also, the language spoken by this people.
• a member of an indigenous people of northern Africa
• a cluster of related dialects that were once the major language of northern Africa west of Egypt; now spoken mostly in Morocco
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• same as berbere

Words related to BERBER

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Words that contain BERBER

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How to use BERBER in a sentence

• One of these missionaries, disguised as a merchant, journeyed back to Barbary in 893, with some Berber pilgrims who had performed the sacred ceremonies at Mecca.
• To rule over tumultuous Arab and Berber tribes in a poor country formed no fit ambition for a man of his capacity.
• He wished to visit Turan, and Chin, and Mikran, and Berber, and Zirra.
• His troops fled in confusion, and then almost in despair he anxiously solicited assistance from the chiefs of Berber and Misser, which was immediately given.
• These are supposed to be sprung from the Berber tribes.
• The Romans might, however, confound the African term berber with barbari, which latter they applied, like the Greeks, to all strangers and foreigners.
• History furnishes us with a striking example of how the expelled Arabs of Spain united with various adventurers against the Berber and North African Arabs.
• The people speak definitely enough of Arabs and of various Berber tribes.
• Talent, or Tilin, the difference only is the adding of the Berber termination.
• In this condition, it remained until destroyed by some Berber kings, who carried away all its treasures.
• A Sous Jew called upon me one day, who is well acquainted with the Shelouh or, Berber of the South.
• This town belongs to the province of Hhaha, whose Berber tribes are its natural defenders.
• A Berber woman, cropping up from nowhere, came and sat beside us.
• The Berber dialects extend from the Lybian desert to Senegal.
• VI THE SAADIANS Meanwhile, behind all the Berber turmoil a secret work of religious propaganda was going on.
• The Saadians were Cherifian Arabs, newcomers from Arabia, to whom the lax Berber paganism was abhorrent.
• Berber had been left in the hands of a few Soudanese who were friendly to the English, and willingly permitted them to take possession of the town.
• By his orders gunboats were sent ahead of the army as far as Metemneh, which is the present stronghold of the Mahdists, and lies between Khartoum and Berber.
• Berber cannot unite with Moor, village still wars against village, each province is as a separate kingdom, so far as the adjacent province is concerned.
• For remember that, from a point above Berber to the sea, the dwindling Nile never receives a single tributary, a single drop of fresh water.
• Perhaps the influence of the Berber blood in the population helps to prolong this barbarism.
• The figure was that of a Berber, like whom it wore a full and flowing beard, while a tuft of hair hung over its forehead in Berber fashion.
• They were nearly all Moorish and Berber cavalry, there being only three hundred Arabians of pure blood, most of whom were officers.
• With him were one hundred of his principal officers, as many sons of the highest Berber chiefs, and the kings of the Balearic Islands in all their barbaric state.
• Cyprus sent tribute to the Pharaoh, the coasts of Asia Minor, perhaps also of Greece, were harried, and the Sudan was conquered as far south as Berber, if not Khartum.
• Abdurrahman Ibn Muawiyah landed in Spain with 750 Berber horsemen in May 756.
• So ended the grand struggle of the national party, first under the-direction of the Muwallads, and then of the Christians, to shake off the Arab and Berber yoke.
• He subdued these cities and even imposed the rule of black men on the Berber town of Agades, a rich city of merchants and artificers with stately mansions.
• Berber mulattoes had been kings in early days, but they were soon replaced by black men.
• Negro blood predominates among both classes, but naturally there is more Berber blood among the Mohammedan invaders.

Similar words containing BERB without suffix er

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