hammal meaning

• or hamal /hu-mälˈ/
    noun
    An Eastern porter
    ORIGIN: Ar hammāl

• The traditional opening voiceover, read by Bruce Hammal, was dropped after two decades in use.
• A statue Hammal resides in a museum on the island of Goha in India, constructed by the Portuguese.
• However, when Hammal was at sea with some companions, the Portuguese attacked his ship and too Hammal captive.
• However, when Hammal was at sea with some companions, the Portuguese attacked his ship and too Hammal captive.
• An infantry regiment was sent under Hammal ibn Malik that helped the right wing infantry launch a counterattack against the Sassanids.
• After Ismail's regime, his nephew Hammal ( Hooth ), son of Jihand Khan ( Hooth ), became the ruler of Makran.
• The first show was narrated by Gerald Sinstadt and after a succession of different narrators in the early nineties, the show settled on its two current narrators : Bruce Hammal and Sue Carpenter.
• The many presenters over the years included Peter West, McDonald Hobley, Charles Nove, Terry Wogan, Brian Johnston, Angela Rippon, Michael Aspel, Noel Edmonds, Ray Moore and Bruce Hammal.
• Sachal Sarmast, Bekas, Misri Shah, Hammal Faqir, Dalpat Sufi, Sabit Ali Shah, Khair Shah, Fateh Faqir and Manthar Faqir Rajar are some of the more noteworthy poets of the pre and early British era.
• The first programme aired on the channel was a short promo voiced by Bruce Hammal and Trish Bertram ( two of Westcountry's first trail voiceovers ) welcoming viewers to Westcountry and beginning with the words, " " Happy New Year, and welcome to Westcountry, your new ITV station for the South West . ""

• "hammal" meaning in Chinese: n. ＝ hamal.
• "hammal" meaning in Russian: 1) _араб. носильщик (на Ближнем Востоке)2) _араб. слуга в ...