RAK

Meaning of RAK in English

Rak (Rakkie) n.(vul) 1. A jerk; 2. A suburbanite.

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RAK — Airport Name : Menara International Airport Airport Location : Marrakech, Morocco IATA Code : RAK ICAO Code : GMMX
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RAK — Рак
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RAK — Карцинома
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RAK'AT — Unit of a prayer.
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RAK'AH — noun see rak'a
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RAK'A — noun or ra·k'ah ˈrəkə ( -s ) Etymology: Arabic rak'ah : a fixed series of ritual movements and formulas (as …
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RAK'A — /ruk"euh/ , n. Islam. a portion of the salat, the prescribed prayers said five times a day, that combines a …
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MENARA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT — Airport Name : Menara International Airport Airport Location : Marrakech, Morocco IATA Code : RAK ICAO Code : GMMX
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GMMX — Airport Name : Menara International Airport Airport Location : Marrakech, Morocco IATA Code : RAK ICAO Code : GMMX
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MAGHRIB — Dusk prayers, 3 units ( rak'at )
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DAILY PRAYERS — OBLIGATORY DAILY PRAYERS It is obligatory to perform the following five prayers during day and night: Midday (Zuhr) and afternoon …
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ZUHR — Midday prayers consisting of 4 units (rak'at).
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UNIT — Rakat, Rak'at, Rekat ( the bowing act in a prayer )
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MERAJ
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ISHA — Night prayers, 4 units (rak'at).
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FAJR — a- Dawn prayers, 2 units (rak'at). b- Daybreak
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RACK — I. ˈrak noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English rac, rak; probably of Scandinavian origin; akin to Norwegian & Swedish …
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IRAQ — adjective also irak (ˈ)i|räk, -rak, -rȧk Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: from Iraq ( Irak ), country in southwestern Asia : …
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WRACK — wrack 1 /rak/ , n. 1. wreck or wreckage. 2. damage or destruction: wrack and ruin. 3. a trace of …
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RACKET — racket 1 /rak"it/ , n. 1. a loud noise or clamor, esp. of a disturbing or confusing kind; din; uproar: …
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RACK — rack 1 — rackingly , adv. /rak/ , n. 1. a framework of bars, wires, or pegs on which articles …
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ORACULAR — — oracularly , adv. — oracularity /aw rak'yeuh lar"i tee, oh rak'-/ , oracularness , n. /aw rak"yeuh leuhr, oh …
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NEURAXON — /noo rak"son, nyoo-/ , n. Anat. axon. Also, neuraxone /noo rak"sohn, nyoo-/ . [ 1895-1900; NEUR- + AXON ]
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BACHARACH — /bak"euh rak', bak"rak/ , n. Burt , born 1929, U.S. songwriter.
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ATARAXIA — — ataractic /at'euh rak"tik/ , ataraxic , adj. , n. /at'euh rak"see euh/ , n. a state of freedom from …
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ARACHNID — — arachnidan /euh rak"ni deuhn/ , adj. , n. /euh rak"nid/ , n. 1. any wingless, carnivorous arthropod of the …
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RAKE — [rake] n [ME, fr. OE racu; akin to OHG rehho rake] (bef. 12c) 1 a: an implement equipped with projecting …
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RACK — [rack] n [ME rak, prob. of Scand origin; akin to Sw dial. rak wreck; akin to OE wrecan to drive--more …
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OPEL, FRITZ VON — born May 4, 1899, Rsselsheim, Ger. died April 8, 1971, Saint Moritz, Switz. German automotive industrialist who took part, with …
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RACK — 1. n. & v. --n. 1. a a framework usu. with rails, bars, hooks, etc., for holding or storing things. …
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