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The name 'Gabba' is derived from the suburb of Woolloongabba in which the ground is situated.
Although the Gabba is probably most widely recognised as a venue for cricket and Australian rules football, the ground has also been used for Test matches in both rugby codes, and for soccer.
Games were first played at the Gabba in the QAFL (QueenslandAustralian Football League) (then known as the QFL) in June 1905, with many games played in that competition over the years.
GABBA (gava in Kurdish and Lori, Èzadpana@h, s.v.; kòersak in Bakòt^a@r^, Digard, pp.
A gabba may also be taken to the háamma@m as a mat or used to cover the back of a mount instead of a saddle.
Some authors believe that gabba represent much older traditions of pile weaving, and that their origins may date to the emergence of this technique in the steppes of Central Asia soon after domestication of sheep.
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