Al-Wad'ani
part of the Dawasir tribe
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Al-Wad'ani
Summary
Al-Wad'ani is an ethnic group[1].
Key Facts
- Al-Wad'ani is identified as part of the Arabs ethnic group[2].
- Al-Wad'ani's instance of is recorded as ethnic group[3].
- Al-Wad'ani's instance of is recorded as family name[4].
- Al-Wad'ani's instance of is recorded as nickname[5].
- Al-Wad'ani's instance of is recorded as anthroponym[6].
- Al-Wad'ani's instance of is recorded as Tribes of Arabia[7].
- Al-Wad'ani's founder is recorded as Wad'an bin Salem[8].
- Al-Wad'ani took place at Najd[9].
- Al-Wad'ani's writing system is recorded as Arabic script[10].
- Al-Wad'ani is part of Dawasir[11].
- Al-Wad'ani's language of work or name is recorded as Arabic[12].
- Al-Wad'ani's demonym is recorded as ودعاني[13].
- Al-Wad'ani's demonym is recorded as Wad'ani[14].
- Al-Wad'ani's name in native language is recorded as الوَدْعَانيّ[15].
- Al-Wad'ani's native label is recorded as ودعاني[16].
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Definition and Type
Recorded instance of include ethnic group[3], family name[4], nickname[5], anthroponym[6], and Tribes of Arabia[7].
Origins
Al-Wad'ani's founder is recorded as Wad'an bin Salem[8].
Use and Application
Al-Wad'ani is part of Dawasir[11].