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Local History of Ethiopia : Ta Guba Kebele Local History of Ethiopia Ta Guba kebele - Teru wereda © Bernhard Lindahl (2008) Ta.., see also Te.. ta g..: guba, gubaa (O) 1. fever; 2. branding iron; 3. strong /tobacco/; 4. cloudy HEE75 Ta Guba kebele 11/38 [Ad] in southernmost western Meket wereda; area 6,653 hectares. ta taru: taru, taruu (O) to pass JFB70 Ta Taru (mountain) 1416'/4040' 90 m, 14/40 [Gz] mostly inside Eritrea, WO map shows it at JFA79 taa: dura ta-aa (O) chairman JDA96 Taa (Ta'a) (plantation) 0901'/4019', 09/40 [Gz] at Awash river east of Awash station GCT26 Taada, see Pakelo taba (T) hill; (O) 1. game, play; 2. talk, joke (t'aba) (A) small clay bowl HCE67 Taba, see Toba HEL56 Taba (Tava) 1215'/3901' 1959 m, 12/39 [Gu WO Gz] north of Lalibela, cf Tebba HCR42 Taba Jirewo (T.Gireo) (area), see under Jimma 07/36 [WO] HEL66 Taba Mikael (T'aba Mika'el) (church) 1220'/3900', 12/39 [Gz] midway between Lalibela and Sekota tabaca: t'abaqaa (O) lawyer, advocate HFE79 Tabaca, see Bet Hawiya tabala (O) mineral water, and place for drinking it H.... Tabala (mountain), cf Tabata 05/37 [Ca] HDS25 Tabanoley Be'ale Igzi'abher (T'abanoley ..) 10/37 [Gz] 1010'/3759', south-east of Debre Markos tabata (O) jovial, playful /man/; tabada (O) conversation; tebat (täbat) (A) male HCD64c Tabata (mountain) 06/37 [Br] HDH86 Tabata (with church) 09/36 [WO] tabba (O) slope, steep ground; (A) to be concealed HET54 Tabba (mountain area), cf Tebba 13/38 [WO] tabbo: tebbo (Kefa) wheat, Triticum dicoccum HDF32 Tabbo (area) 08/39 [WO] tabel: tebel (t'äbäl) (A) holy water HDE62 Tabel (archaeological site), 08/38 [x] see under Melka Kunture JFA06 Tabena (waterhole) 1335'/4022' 13/40 [WO Ne Gz] -- Tabi (Ingessana), ethnic group speaking Gaam and numbering 2,655 (in the 1980s?) JDH78 Tabi (waterhole) 09/41 [WO] HFD69 Tabir 1411'/3823' 1933 m 14/38 [Gz] (this and next), north-east of Inda Silase HFD69 Tabir 1411'/3825' 1952 m 14/38 [Gz] HDD60 Tabo S. Gabriel (with church) 08/37 [WO] HEH90 Tabola, J. (hill) 12/35 [WO] Tabor, the Mount Tabor of the Bible, also occurring as a male personal name in modern time GDF44 Tabor 0834'/3446' 1828 m 08/34 [MS Ad WO] (centre in 1964 of Seyo wereda), see under Dembidolo HEF43 Tabor, see under Hayk 11/39 [LM WO] HDU15 Tabor 1003'/3947' 2197 m, south-east of Molale 10/39 [WO Gz] HDM94 Tabor kebele 09/39 [Ad] at the south-western tip of Kewet wereda, 7 km north of Debre Sina; area 819 hectares. [CSA 1994] Published online by the Nordic Africa Institute library | nai.uu.se/library 1 of 31 Local History of Ethiopia Ta Guba kebele - Teru wereda © Bernhard Lindahl (2008) HDU15 Tabor sub-district (centre in 1964 = Aya Ber) 10/39 [Ad WO 18] ?? Tabor wereda tabot (A,T) the ark kept in Ethiopian orthodox churches, covered unseen "altar stone"; maderiya (madäriya) (A) 1. place for passing the night, dwelling; 2. land allotted in return for military service HEC97c Tabot Maderia, 11/37 [Gu] area with wide pastures HDU90 Tabot Mewaya kebele (T. Mäwaya ..) 10/39 [Ad] at the north-western Were Ilu wereda, north of Weyn Amba; area 2,881 hectares. [CSA 1994] tabot washa (A) cave for keeping/hiding a tabot? HDM52 Tabot Washa 0933'/3935' 2924 m, 09/39 [Gz x] (with church Mika'el), south of Debre Birhan HDL37 Tabote Maryam (church) 0924'/3906' 09/39 [Gz] HF... Tabr (historical amba in Shire, Tigray) 14/38 [20] tabu, tabuu (O) immature, innocent HDD12c Tabu (mountain), 08/37 [Mi] about 12 km beyond Welkite HES.. Tabulaque (on map of 1814), north of Adi Arkay 13/37 [18] HDM82 Tabuor, see Zendegur HEL76 Taburkit (T'aburkit) 1224'/3859' 2239 m, 12/38 [Gz] south of Sekota JDG97 Tacahili, see Takahili tach (A) below, under; betach (A) down below; Tach .., (A) Lower .. HF... Tach Adiabo wereda (Tahtay Adiyabo ..) 14/38? [n Ad] (-1994-2004-) is divided into 34 rural and 6 urban kebeles. H.... Tach Aferwanat sub-district 10/38? [Ad] (centre in 1964 = Shimie Maryam) HDT15 Tach Agerit 1004'/3855' 2059 m, 10/38 [Gz] south-east of Addis Derra HEM03 Tach Ale Wiha kebele (.. Alä Weha ..) 11/39 [Ad] in north-easternmost Guba Lafto wereda, 10 km east of Weldiya; area 2,321 hectares. [CSA 1994] HDM61 Tach Amba 0938'/3925' 2749 m, west of D. Birhan 09/39 [Gz] HER.. Tach Armachiho wereda 12/37 [Ad n 20] (.. Arimacho .., .. Armacho ..) (-1964-2005-) (centre in 1964 = Godebe) HEM84 Tach Asayo 1230'/3946' 1834 m, east of Korem 12/39 [Gz] HF... Tach Asgetse sub-district 14/38 [Ad] (centre in 1964 = Mai Tsemu) HDT16 Tach Bet (Tac Biet) (area) 10/39 [+ WO] HDT15 Tach Bet Merhabete wereda 10/38 [+ Ad] (Tach Biet Merha Bietie ..) (centre in 1964 = Fetera) HDT16? Tach Bet sub-district (-1997-) 10/39? [n] HDS51c Tach Chabi (centre in 1964 of Senan wereda) 10/37 [MS Ad] HDF83c Tach Cheba kebele (T. Ch'äba ..) 08/39 [Ad] in the north-easternmost corner of Minjar & Shenkora wereda; area 8,532 hectares. [CSA 1994] HDM54 Tach Debdebo kebele (T. Däbdäbo ..) 09/39 [Ad] in central Ankober wereda a little east of Ankober town; area 262 hectares. [CSA 1994] Published online by the Nordic Africa Institute library | nai.uu.se/library 2 of 31 Local History of Ethiopia Ta Guba kebele - Teru wereda © Bernhard Lindahl (2008) HE... Tach Dehuch sub-district (T. Dahuchi ..) 12/37 [Ad] (centre in 1964 = Debre Tekle Haymanot), in Libo awraja HDM74 Tach Den kebele (T. Dän ..) 09/39 [Ad] near the border of north-western Ankober wereda, 14 km north of Ankober town; area 362 hectares. [CSA 1994] H.... Tach Derra sub-district 10/38? [Ad] (centre in 1964 = Gib Dawit) HEE72 Tach Gayint wereda (T. Gaynt ..) 11/38 [n Ad] (centre in 1964 = Arb Gebeya) (-1994-) is divided into 24 rural kebeles and 1 urban. HE... Tach Iste sub-district 11/38 [Ad] (centre in 1964 = Musafa Maryam) HDH19 Tach Kile sub-district (T. Kilie ..) 09/36 [+ Ad] (centre in 1964 = Haro) HFE61 Tach Koraro wereda (Tahtay K..) 14/38 [Ad n] (centre in 1964 = Selekleka) (-1994-) is divided into 18 rural and 6 urban kebeles. HEL09 Tach Koso Amba kebele 11/39 [Ad] in north-westernmost Guba Lafto wereda, 30 km west of Weldiya; area 1,303 hectares. [CSA 1994] HEJ31 Tach Lambaz Maryam (.. Mariam) 12/36 [+ WO x] (Lamboz Maryam) (church), in Begemder HF... Tach Maychew wereda (Tahtay .. ..) 14/38 [n Ad] (-1994-) is divided into 25 rural and 2 urban kebeles. HEF90 Tach Mekelet kebele (.. Mäkälät ..) 11/39 [Ad] in north-eastern Dawint & Delanta wereda, about 25 km west-southwest of Weldiya; area 2,379 hectares. [CSA 1994] HDM80 Tach Mesensa kebele (T. Mäsénsa ..) 09/39 [Ad] at midway in the north-western "horn" of Debre Birhan Zuriya & Keyet wereda; area 1,247 hectares. ?? Tach Michew wereda (Tahtay ..) ../.. [20] in Tigray (-2006-) HDM62 Tach Milki kebele 09/39 [Ad] at the southern border of Debre Birhan Zuriya & Keyet wereda, 3 km south of Debre Birhan town; area 2,066 hectares. [CSA 1994] HDM73 Tach Mush & Weyra kebele 09/39 [Ad] in north-eastern Debre Birhan Zuriya & Keyet wereda, 15 km north-east of Debre Birhan town; area 549 hectares. [CSA 1994] HE... Tach Negela sub-district 11/38? [Ad] (centre in 1964 = Zagoch) HDM42c Tach Sekoru kebele (T. Säkoru ..) 09/39 [Ad] at the northern border of eastern Hagere Maryam & Kesem wereda; area 592 hectares. [CSA 1994] HDM21c Tach Sichat kebele (T. Sechat ..) 09/39 [Ad] at the western border of Hagere Maryam & Kesem wereda; area 2,004 hectares. [CSA 1994] HEL09 Tach Sokoloho kebele (.. Soqoloho ..) 11/39 [Ad] in north-eastern Dawint & Delanta wereda, about 25 km north-east of Wegel Tena; area 1,202 hectares. [CSA 1994] Published online by the Nordic Africa Institute library | nai.uu.se/library 3 of 31 Local History of Ethiopia Ta Guba kebele - Teru wereda © Bernhard Lindahl (2008) HEE96 Tach Talit kebele (.. T'alet ..) 11/39 [Ad] in north-eastern Wadla wereda, about 30 km south-southeast of Lalibela; area 2,800 hectares. [CSA 1994] HFE26 Tach Tsetsera sub-district (Tahtay Tsesera ..) 13/39 [Ad x] (centre in 1964 = Setaliwa) HD... Tach Ula sub-district (T. Oula ..) 09/37 [+ Ad] (centre in 1964 = Dedu) HDT75 Tach Wala kebele 10/38 [Ad] at the south-western corner of Debre Sina wereda, 10 km east of Mekane Selam; area 1,690 hectares. [CSA 1994] tach washa (A) lower cave HDM81 Tach Washa 0950'/3929' 2696 m, 09/39 [Gz] north of Debre Birhan HE... Tach Wido sub-district 12/37 [Ad] (centre in 1964 = Meneguzer) HDU24 Tach Yigem kebele (T. Yegäm ..) 10/39 [Ad] at the northern border of eastern Lalo Midir & Mama Midir wereda; 10 km north-northeast of Molale; area 2,985 hectares. HDU23 Tach Zebir kebele (T. Zäber ..) 10/39 [Ad] in central Lalo Midir & Mama Midir wereda, 5 km north-west of Molale; area 381 hectares [CSA 1994]. HDU13 Tach Zeram kebele (T. Zäram ..) 10/39 [Ad] in central Lalo Midir & Mama Midir wereda, 5 km west of Molale; area 1,893 hectares. [CSA 1994] HEU70c Tachi, see Tashi HD... Tachili Havugede (in Gudru awraja) 09/37? [Ad] HET42 Tachissa, see Takissa HES90 Tacle Georgis (T. Gherghis), see Tekle Giyorgis HDF70 Taconaisagher, see Takonaysager HEJ54 Tacuss, see Takusa HDM15 Tadacha Malka (.. Maleka), see Dedecha GCU47 Tadan (area) 07/34 [WO] HEE45 Tadbaba Maryam, see Tedbebe Maryam ?? Tadban, ../.. [Ch] an important monastery around 1700.
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