Abd-el-Kadir

[ ahb-del-kah-deer ]

/ ˌɑb dɛlˈkɑ dɪər /

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noun

1807?–83, Algerian leader.

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[ahb-dal-kah-deer]. /ˌɑb dælˈkɑ dɪər/.

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