TURBE

Meaning of TURBE in English

noun

see turbeh

Webster's New International English Dictionary. Новый международный словарь английского языка Webster. 2012

TURBE — ( (Turkish: tomb-tower), ) Persian Gonbad, form of mausoleum architecture developed by and popular among the Seljuq Turks in Iran …
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THRONG — n. turbul; multité, turbe; v. presser; forinicar, turbulear
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RABBLE — canallia, plebeyallia, turbe
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PRESS — v. presser (-ion, -ura); (insist) insistentmen petir; pussar, urger; n. (newspapers) presse; (machine) pressuore; (printing ~) print-machine; (of people) turbe
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MULTITUDE — multitá; (crowd) turbe, populache
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MOB — n. turbe; populache; canallia; v. turbular; mal tractar MOBILE: mobil (-itá, -isar)
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HOST — hósped; (large company) turbe, armé, grand númere; (eccl.) hostie
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HERD — greg; (swarin) turbe; v. gardar; amassar se
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CROWD — hom-amasse, turbe; v. presser, amassar, superplenar. TO ~ SAILS: presser segles, portar tro mult segles
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CONCOURSE — assemblé; turbe
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BEVY — truppe, banda; turbe
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TURBEH — noun or tur·be ˈtərˌbe ( -s ) Etymology: Turkish türbe, from Arabic turbah : a Muslim tomb or mausoleum
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TURB — ˈtərb noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English turbe, from Middle French, from Latin turba crowd — more at turbid …
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