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*''Numa'' is an Arabic name meaning "beautiful, pleasant." ''Al'Khamsin'' is an Arabic term that translates as "the fifty"; it's used to describe a sere Spring wind from the desert, blowing in Egypt, understood as "the wind of fifty days." | *''Numa'' is an Arabic name meaning "beautiful, pleasant." ''Al'Khamsin'' is an Arabic term that translates as "the fifty"; it's used to describe a sere Spring wind from the desert, blowing in Egypt, understood as "the wind of fifty days." | ||
*''El-Cakr'', الصقر, is Arabic for "the hawk, the falcon." Usually, it's transliterated as ''Saqr''. | *''El-Cakr'', الصقر, is Arabic for "the hawk, the falcon." Usually, it's transliterated as ''Saqr''. | ||
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Numa Al'Khamsin, better known as El Cakr, was a member of the Egyptian Brotherhood of Assassins. Some time in the mid 13th century, he came into contact with the Scepter of Aset.
Trivia
- Numa is an Arabic name meaning "beautiful, pleasant." Al'Khamsin is an Arabic term that translates as "the fifty"; it's used to describe a sere Spring wind from the desert, blowing in Egypt, understood as "the wind of fifty days."
- El-Cakr, الصقر, is Arabic for "the hawk, the falcon." Usually, it's transliterated as Saqr.
Gallery
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Numa whitout his hood
Reference
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