fellah in German
fellah in German is Fellache, Fellachin — fellah means a farmer or farm worker from the Middle East or North Africa.
fellah in German
Fellache
A peasant, farmer or agricultural laborer in the Middle East and North Africa.
Fellachin
A peasant, farmer or agricultural laborer in the Middle East and North Africa.
What does "fellah" mean?
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noun A farmer or farm worker from the Middle East or North Africa.
"It differed from the Ulema both in a more modernistic interpretation of Islamic dogma and in its social demands, which included the redistribution of land among the fellahs."
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fellah in a sentence
- It differed from the Ulema both in a more modernistic interpretation of Islamic dogma and in its social demands, which included the redistribution of land among the fellahs.
- All of them were crudely caricatured scenes of life among Moslems: a schoolmaster, ruler in hand, presiding over a class of small boys, a fellah ploughing, a drunk being ordered out of a bar.
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What is "fellah" in German?
"fellah" in German is Fellache, Fellachin. fellah means: A farmer or farm worker from the Middle East or North Africa.
Are there other ways to say "fellah" in German?
Yes — German has 2 translations listed for "fellah": Fellache, Fellachin.
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