Old Sana'a

## Sanaa Tẽnga
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(N lebgd n teesd Sanaa tẽng Kʋdga)

*Sã ya raaba a taaba, gẽẽs-y Sanaa (kaleng sẽn ka naage)*

**Sanaa** (Arabic: صَنْعَاء, *Ṣanʿāʾ* [sˤɑnʕaːʔ], Yemeni Arabic: [ˈsˤɑnʕɑ]; wĩn-goabga Arabian: 𐩮𐩬𐩲𐩥 *Ṣnʿw*),leb-n-gʋlse ya ha ti **Sana'a** bɩɩ **Sana,** ya na-tênga la tẽng bedre m'be Yeman la Sanaa Governorate suka, tẽnga ka pãasi Governorate pugin yé, a  welgda a departma suka ti bôon Amãnat-al-Asima m'be Yeman kĩunga pugin.

Sanaa n ya na-tẽng m'be Yeman la tẽng gofneema ka zi bé yé,a zi têng yʋʋre m boond Aden rɩna n dâ an ya na-têng m'be wĩn-goabga Yeman.A dâ an yé na-têng kʋdgo,Houthi occupation loogr poore.Perzidã Abdrabbuh Mansur Hadi n dâ an lebga Aden na têng yʋʋm 2015 tuulgo kiuugu wakato.

**Belem-tɩɩse**
# Kʋdemde
- Wakat kʋdgo

- Lislaamd sasa

- Otomaan sasa

- Yemen rɩtg baobg wakato

- Zamaan-paalga sasa

- Houthi soogo (yʋʋm 2014-marsã)

# Tẽn-baoosgo la zĩ-kõbgo
- Tẽn-belem silgri

- Zĩ-meeb na yɩ neer bãngr-minim

- Galʋ tẽng ween-vɩʋʋga

- Tẽn-yakse

. Old ity

.. Al-Tahir

.. Bi'r al-Azab

. A taaba

- Kadenga

- Zĩ-kõbgo

# Rog-n-miki
- Yʋʋmre

- Gesre

- Yĩn-wɩsgre

- We-rũms reongo

# Nin-buiida tiglgu
- Neb naag taab n vɩɩmda badgre

- Zuif rãmb buudu

# Laog-kẽedga
- Naong la ligd-laoog welgre

- Tẽng-n-tʋʋm yɛla

- Kʋʋrã bugum

# Kaorengo
# Laafɩ
- Koronavɩrisa bãaga

# Bõn-zɩtgse la tũ-n-tatse
- Sɩlga bõn-zombdga

- Tũ-n-tatse

# Koom la yolemde
- Ko-rẽgdã zãabo

- Ko-kaoola zãabo

# Foto rãmb zĩiga
# Ges-n-paasga
# Karem-n-paasga
- Kɛɛng wila

# Tõkdse

## Ges-n-paasga
* Mahwa Aser
* Sanaʽa manuscript – fragments from over 1,000 early Quranic codices, discovered at the Great Mosque in Sanaʽa in 1972.
* Yemeni Revolution
* Jabal an Nabi Shu'ayb, the highest measured mountain in Yemen and the Arabian Peninsula, nearby.
* Jabal Tiyal, another high mountain near Sanaʽa.

## Karem-n-paasga
Ges-y n paase: Bibliography of the history of Sanaʽa

**Kɛɛng wila**
* Eric Hansen, Sanaʽa rising, Saudi Aramco World, 2006. Vol. 57 No. 1
* Tim Mackintosh-Smith, The Secret Gardens of Sanaʽa. Saudi Aramco World, 2006 Vol. 57 No. 1
* Traditional housing in the old quarter of Sanaa in 1972
* ArchNet.org. "Sanaʽa". Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA: MIT School of Architecture and Planning. Archived from the original on 5 November 2013.
* "Sana" . New International Encyclopedia. 1905.

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# Albert Jamme, inscriptions from Mahram Bilqis p.440
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# Wavell, p.245.
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# Hestler, p.56.
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