例句與造句

1. Lake Hamun is a Baluchi, a north western Iranian language.
2. In his identity of Hamun Prescot joins Rees and they reach the Hamalian lines.
3. Zabol is located near Lake Hamun and the region is irrigated by the Hirmand River.
4. "' Hamun Sazeh Football Club "'is an Iranian football club based in Zahedan.
5. In the scriptures of the Zoroastrian religion, the basin has a holy character, similar to that of Hamun-e Helmand.
6. It's difficult to find hamun in a sentence. 用hamun造句挺難的
7. Sistan has a very strong connection with Zoroastrianism and during Sassanid times Lake Hamun was one of two pilgrimage sites for followers of that religion.
8. The most famous archaeological site in Sistan is on Kuh-e Khwajeh, a hill rising up as an island in the middle of Lake Hamun.
9. Both flow into a terminal lakes : the Helmand into a swamp in the Iranian plateau ( the extended wetland and lake system of Hamun-i-Helmand ).
10. Its waters are essential for farmers in Afghanistan, but it feeds into Lake Hamun and is also important to farmers in Iran's southeastern Sistan and Baluchistan province.
11. Zahedan and the area of Sistan has a very strong connection with Zoroastrianism and during Sassanid times Lake Hamun was one of two pilgrimage sites for followers of that religion.
12. His boundary with the White Sheep started on the southern edge of the Caspian Sea, running south, then east across the north of the Dasht-e Lut, ending at Lake Hamun.
13. Its height is about 5000 ft . at its western end a well known peak Hetai, which lies to the west of the Tank-e-zurrati through which the Mashkel River breaks northward to the Hamun Mashkel.
14. The Mashkel River crosses the Siahan Range at Tank-e-Zurrati and runs along the western side of Kharan to the Hamun-i-Mashkel, the total length from the source of the Rakshan being 258 miles.
15. "' Mount Khwaja "'or "'Mount Khwajeh "'( locally : " Kuh-e Kh v
    
    jeh " ) is a flat-topped black basalt hill rising up as an island in the middle of Lake Hamun, in the Iranian province of Sistan and Baluchestan.
16. According to Avestan sources, Afrasiab was killed by Haoma near the "
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    hast " ( possibly either referring to Lake Hamun in Kay Khosrow ( who happened to be his own grandson, through his daughter Farangis ), wandered wretchedly and fearfully around, and eventually took refuge in this cave and died.