Legliz
(Yettusmimeḍ seg Langliz)
 Legliz | |||||
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| England (en) | |||||
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| Imseɣret | God Save the King (fr)  (1745) | ||||
| Symbole officiel (fr) | Rose Tudor (fr) | ||||
| Surnom (fr) | Blighty | ||||
| Yettusemma ɣef | Angles (fr) d terre (fr) | ||||
| Ansa | |||||
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| Awanek anayan | Tagelda Yedduklen | ||||
| Tamanaɣt | London | ||||
| Imezdaɣ | |||||
| Teɣṛed | 53 012 456 (2011) | ||||
| • Taneẓẓi n tɣerfa | 406,92 imezdaɣen/km² | ||||
| Azedduɣ | 23 044 097 (2011) | ||||
| Tutlayt tunṣibt | Taglizit | ||||
| Tarakalt | |||||
| Tajumma | 130 278 km² | ||||
| Isek yeflalen | Scafell Pike (fr) (978 m) | ||||
| Agaz yudren | The Fens (fr) (−4 m) | ||||
| Tilisa yakked | |||||
| Asefk amazray | |||||
| Yezwar-it | Tagelda n Legliz | ||||
| 886 12 Yulyu 927 | |||||
| Saint patron ou sainte patronne (fr) | Georges de Lydda (fr) | ||||
| Tuddsa tasertayt | |||||
| Anagraw asertay | monarchie parlementaire (fr) d Tageldawt tamendawant | ||||
| • monarque du Royaume-Uni (fr) | Charles III (fr) (8 Ctember 2022) | ||||
| • Premier ministre du Royaume-Uni (fr) | Andy Burnham (mul) (20 Yulyu 2026) | ||||
| Tadamsa | |||||
| Tadrimt | livre sterling (fr) | ||||
| Amekzay uglim | |||||
| Izṭi akudan | |||||
| Plan de numérotation (fr) | +44 | ||||
| ISO 3166-2 (fr) | GB-ENG | ||||
| Nniḍen | |||||
| Tansa n web | visitengland.com | ||||
Legliz d tamurt i iḍefṛen Tagelda Yedduklen.[1][2][3] Tesɛa tilisa d Tamurt n Yigaliyen seg umalu, d Tikust seg ugafa-agafa-amalu. Ilel n Irland yleḥḥu ɣeṛ umalu n Legliz, d Ilel Asiltik ɣeṛ unẓul-amalu. Tettwafraq seg turuft s Ilel n Ugafa.
Tiwelhiwin
[ẓreg | ẓreg aɣbalu]- ↑ Office for National Statistics. "The Countries of the UK". statistics.gov.uk. Archived from the original on 20 December 2008. Retrieved 1 February 2009.
- ↑ "Countries within a country". number-10.gov.uk. Retrieved 1 February 2009.
- ↑ "Changes in the list of subdivision names and code elements (Page 11)" (PDF). International Organization for Standardization. Retrieved 1 February 2009.