Übersetzung für 'Dacca' von Englisch nach Deutsch

Dacca [also: Dakha]

Dhaka {n}geogr.

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red dacca (banana) [Aus.] [genus Musa] [red banana]

Rote Banane {f}bot.T

• Pride Group began its journey in 1958, when founder Halimur Rahman first established Dacca Textiles, and laid the foundation to what would eventually become Pride Limited.
• Following the independence of Bangladesh in 1971, the country had four divisions: Chittagong Division, Dacca Division, Khulna Division, and Rajshahi Division.
• "East Pakistan Polytechnic Institute, Dacca" was established in May 1955 by Oklahoma State University-Stillwater with funding from the Ford Foundation.
• The Tangail Airdrop and the subsequent capture of the Poongli bridge gave the advancing Indian Army, assisted by Kader Bahini, the maneuverability to side-step the strongly held Tongi-Dacca Road to take the undefended Manikganj-Dacca Road right up to Mirpur Bridge at the gates of Dacca (Dhaka).
• Dacca was declared as the "second capital" of Pakistan in 1962.

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• Ahmed was born in Benares, and his family moved to Dacca in East Pakistan after the independence of Pakistan in 1947.
• Abdul Batin Jaunpuri died in 1973 in Dacca, Bangladesh. He was buried in Gabtali Mazar Road, Dacca.
• The "Dacca Review" was a monthly periodical, featuring scholarly articles from a variety of disciplines, edited by Bidhubhusan Goswami and Satyendranath Bhadra and published by Hari Ram Dhar in Dacca.
• A Pakistan Army officer of Dacca.
• His son James Wise was a surgeon in Dacca.

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• In 1921, J C Ghosh returned to India and joined the newly established Dacca University as professor and Head of the department of Chemistry.
• No:6 Dr. Noorul Wahab Dacca.
• The company also acquired a steam vessel service operating between Kushtia and Dacca on the Padma river.
• He was born 9 February 1879 at Dacca, Bengal.
• During his time in Dacca, he painted a wide variety of pictures, especially the Mughal ruins which he published in a folio-size book with fifteen engravings entitled "Antiquities of Dacca" in 1814, with reprints from 1823 onwards.

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• On this day, Radio Pakistan and the Dhaka center of Pakistan Television, the government television channel, changed their names to Dacca Betar Kendro [...] and Dacca Television respectively.