Word
abwab
Phoneticsab·wab
Definition
n. a small, narrow door or gate. It is a word used in Arabic and often appears in English when talking about architecture or history.
n. a small, narrow door or gate, typically found in traditional Middle Eastern architecture. Often used in the plural to describe a series of such openings.
Examples
“The courtyard is surrounded by several small abwab.”
“Architects studying traditional Islamic design often focus on the placement of abwab to control airflow and light.”
“The intricate network of abwab in the palace allowed for a complex system of surveillance and privacy, ensuring that the inner sanctum remained hidden from public view.”
Examples
simple
“The courtyard is surrounded by several small abwab.”
contextual
“Architects studying traditional Islamic design often focus on the placement of abwab to control airflow and light.”
complex
“The intricate network of abwab in the palace allowed for a complex system of surveillance and privacy, ensuring that the inner sanctum remained hidden from public view.”
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