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mabkhara

mabkhara noun: a traditional censer in the Arab world and Turkey, usually having a square pedestal base or legs with inward-sloping sides which support a square cup with outward-sloping sides.

Noun

mabkhara (plural mabkharas or mabakhir)

  1. A traditional censer in the Arab world and Turkey, usually having a square pedestal base or legs with inward-sloping sides which support a square cup with outward-sloping sides.

Forms of mabkhara

pluralmabkharas
pluralmabakhir

Origin of mabkhara

From Arabic مِبْخَرَة (mibḵara) (dialects tend to pronounce the prefix ma-).

Questions about mabkhara

What does mabkhara mean?
Mabkhara means a traditional censer in the Arab world and Turkey, usually having a square pedestal base or legs with inward-sloping sides which support a square cup with outward-sloping sides.
What part of speech is mabkhara?
Mabkhara is a noun.
What is the plural of mabkhara?
The plural of mabkhara is mabkharas.

Words near mabkhara in the dictionary

  1. mabinogis
  2. Mabins Well
  3. Mabire
  4. Mabitac
  5. Mabiton
  6. mabkhara
  7. mabkharas
  8. Mable
  9. Mables
  10. Mablethorpe
  11. Mablethorpe and Sutton

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