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* ''sunbūq'' سُنْبُوق [ara]
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Vessal

vehicle place of origin time image
  • boita ବୋଇତ [ori]
 Kalinga Miniature_Boita_at_Odisha_Maritime_museum.png
  • dōni ދޯނި [div]
 Maldives 640px-Doni_aux_Maldives_cropped.jpg
  • ḡurāb غُرَاب [ara]
 Malabar Coast 14th century Bombay_grab.jpg
  • kaṭṭumaram கட்டுமரம் [tam]
 Southern India 640px-Tamil_catamaran.jpg
  • sunbūq سُنْبُوق [ara]
  • sambūk سنبوک [fas]
  • zambuk [tur]
 Indian subcontinent Dhau.jpg
  • patamar [por]
 Indian subcontinent 640px-William_daniell_ra_a_patamar_off_mahe_malabar_coast112633%29.jpg
  • uru ഉരു [mly]
 Beypore 640px-%E0%B4%89%E0%B4%B0%E0%B5%81.JPG


Architectures Costumes Foods Miscellaneous Handicrafts Musical Instruments Symbols and Motifs Visual Arts Vehicles Weapons and Armours Writings
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Central America Western Africa Eastern Europe Eastern Asia Polynesia
Caribbean Central Africa Western Europe Western Asia Melanesia
Southern America Eastern Africa Southern Europe Southern Asia Australia and New Zealand
Southern Africa Southeastern Asia
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