Suru

The district in which it grew up was called Suru or Suri by the Sumerian inhabitants of Chaldæa -- a name which may be the origin of the modern "Syria," rather than Assyria, as is usually supposed, and the Semitic Babylonians gave it the title of Subari or

Patriarchal Palestine 1889

"Suru" (The Herd), winning awards in several international film festivals.

TODAY'S ZAMAN :: News 2009

Hotto Suru provides a nice, brief overview of Comiket.

This weekend, it’s Comiket 2007

The snow-filled gorge on whose abrupt side the path hangs, the Zoji La (Pass), is geographically remarkable as being the lowest depression in the great Himalayan range for 300 miles; and by it, in spite of infamous bits of road on the Sind and Suru rivers, and consequent losses of goods and animals, all the traffic of Kashmir,

Among the Tibetans Isabella Lucy 2004

An Aramaean pretender named Akhiababa had established himself at Suru in the region to the east of the Euphrates, enclosed by its tributaries the Khabar and the Balikh.

Myths of Babylonia and Assyria Donald Alexander Mackenzie 1904

Although he had laid a heavy hand on Suru, the southern tribes, the

Myths of Babylonia and Assyria Donald Alexander Mackenzie 1904

When Ashur-natsir-pal approached Suru, a part of its population welcomed him.

Myths of Babylonia and Assyria Donald Alexander Mackenzie 1904

The snow-filled gorge on whose abrupt side the path hangs, the Zoji La (Pass), is geographically remarkable as being the lowest depression in the great Himalayan range for 300 miles; and by it, in spite of infamous bits of road on the Sind and Suru rivers, and consequent losses of goods and animals, all the traffic of

Among the Tibetans 1867

In passing a caravan near Kargil my servant's horse was pushed over the precipice by a loaded mule and drowned in the Suru, and at another time my

Among the Tibetans 1867

She has been living in Suru-Léré, a distict of Cotonou, for about eleven years.

Kiva Loans 2010