Sifaks
Sifaks ( s tlatint : Syphax) ikka-tt-inn iga yan ugllid amaziɣ n Masaesyli ngr 215 d 203 ḍarat n ɛisa. Ikka-tt-inn iga yan ugllid amaziɣ n Numidya gr isggas n -250 urta illa εisa d -202 urta illa εisa s asggas amaziɣ gr 700 ar 748. Tg Siga (ɣaṣṣad Σin Timucutn ɣ Dzayr)[1], tamaẓunt n tgldit ns. Ilul -250 urta illa εisa, s asggas amaziɣ 700 ittuymḍal ɣ usggas -202 urta illa εisa s asggas amaziɣ 748. Ila Gud illa Gaya Dad urbans Masinissa.
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| Tudrt | |||
| Talalit | Ɛin Timucnt, 250 BCE | ||
| Tamttant | Tivoli, 202 BCE | ||
| Adɣar n uẓkka | mausolée de Blad Guitoun | ||
| Tawja | |||
| Itahl | Sfnbɛl | ||
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| Tawuri | |||
| Tawuri | agllid | ||
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- ↑ ɣ Takmbrit, agmmaḍ azlmaḍ n wasif , tama n Tafna, ɣ wilayan n'Ayn-Timucnt - Thomas Shaw "Voyages dans plusieurs provinces de la Barbarie et du Levant" -La Haye 1743- tome 1, Tisniwin 25 ar 27