zindans
zindans is the plural of zindan.
Meaning of zindan
Noun
zindan (plural zindans)
- an improvised prison cell consisting of a hole in the ground covered with a metal grille or grate.
- They should have brought a few journalists into the mountains or to us in Argun when Lisitsyn shot the soldier on the rack—that would be a hoot. Then they would know what real torture is. But with them it’s all zindan this and zindan that. I think they just like the word.2009 February 3, Arkady Babchenko, One Soldier's War, Grove Press, →ISBN
Questions about zindans
- What is zindans the plural of?
- Zindans is the plural of zindan.
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