These clipped forms continued as Berber Sebta and Arabic Sabtan or Sabtah (سبتة‎), which themselves became Ceuta in Portuguese (pronounced [ˈseu̯tɐ]) and...

Tenerife Canarias IC Ceuta (Spain) 20 85,107 2017 3,575 — Ceuta/Sebta/سَبْتَة (Sabtah) EA Egypt 1,001,450 82,868,000 2012 83 Cairo مِصر (Miṣr) EGY Libya...

occurrence and Georgius Monachus, cited in : 94  Modern Arabic: يوليان كونت سبتة, Youliān Kont Sabteh; in one Classical manuscript بليان, Bīlyan the latter...

referred to in the mediaeval Spanish romances Modern Arabic: يوليان كونت سبتة, Youliān Kont Sabteh; in Ibn 'Abd al-Hakam, بؙلْيان, Bulyan, the latter is...

The Taifa of Ceuta (Arabic: طائفة سبتة) was one of the taifa states formed after the breakup of the Caliphate of Córdoba in the early 11th century. The...

الزّويرات az-Zuwayrāt. Zouérat, Mauritania سامرّاء Sāmarrāʼ. Samarra, Iraq سبتة Sabtaḧ. Ceuta, Spain. سخنين Saḫnīn. Sakhnin, Israel سرقسطة Saraqusṭaḧ. Zaragoza...

Kanbaniya Cazarabet Qaṣr Abbād Founded with Arabic name Ceuta Sabtah (سَبْتَة) The area was known as Septem Fratres (Seven Brothers) in Latin, this would...

Sépton) or, occasionally, Septa. It continued as Sebtan or Sabta (Arabic: سبتة) during the Middle Ages. The Phoenicians found a small Berber settlement...