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Cahan — Cahan, 1) [ kʌhʌn], Abraham, amerikanischer Schriftsteller und Journalist, * Podberezy (bei Vilnius) 6. 6. 1860, ✝ New York 31. 8. 1951; kam 1882 in die USA; leitete den »Jewish Daily Forward«, eine Zeitung, die sich auf Jiddisch an die… … Universal-Lexikon
Cahan — (Caoun, Cawn, Khahoon), in Ostindien = 16 Panas von Kaurimuscheln od. 1280 Kauris; der Werth variirt nach dem Marktpreise der Muscheln … Pierer's Universal-Lexikon
Cahan — 48° 51′ 35″ N 0° 26′ 31″ W / 48.8597222222, 0.441944444444 … Wikipédia en Français
cahan — is. <fars.> Dünya, aləm, kainat. Məndə sığar iki cahan, mən bu cahana sığmazam. Nəs.. Çıxdı günəş, doldu cahan nur ilə; Cütçü sürür tarlada cüt şur ilə. M. Ə. S.. Cahana gəlmək – dünyaya gəlmək, doğulmaq. Xoş gəlibdir xoş saatda cahana; Yox … Azərbaycan dilinin izahlı lüğəti
CAHAN, YAAKOV — (1881–1960), Hebrew poet. Cahan was born in Slutsk, Russia, and spent his childhood and youth in Poland, in the town of Zgierz, near Lodz. Cahan became a prolific writer and with his first poem, published at the age of 18 in Sefer ha Shanah,… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
CAHAN, ABRAHAM — (1860–1951), editor, author, and socialist leader. Cahan, who was born in the town of Pabrade (Podberezye) near Vilna, seemed in many ways to incarnate the epic Jewish migration from Eastern Europe to America. Driven by a rare blend of common… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
CAHAN, JUDAH LOEB — (Yehude Leyb, Lewis; 1881–1937), U.S. Yiddish folklorist. Born in Vilna. Cahan compiled classic collections of Yiddish folksongs and folktales and wrote on the methodology of Yiddish folklore study and trained students in it. Associated with the… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Cahan, Orne — is a village and commune in the Orne département of north western France.ee also*Communes of the Orne department … Wikipedia
