1. Cairene synonyms, Cairene pronunciation, Cairene translation, English dictionary definition of Cairene

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6. How unique is the name Cairene? From 1880 to 2018 less than 5 people per year have been born with the first name Cairene.

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8. Cairene Rooms offers conventional design services of a Cairene aesthetic, as well as a whole range of services specifically tailored to heritage properties

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10. Neota Cairene Cones Turner left us on August 18, 2016

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13. Cairene (plural Cairenes) A native or inhabitant of Cairo.

14. Cairene Burks lives in Lees Summit, MO; previous city include Columbia MO

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16. Second, the spatial composition of traditional Cairene courtyard houses is analyzed

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18. Cairene /kahy-reen, kahy-reen/ is another name for Egyptian Arabic

19. Summary: Cairene Burks is 53 years old and was born on 10/09/1967

20. Mubarak does, " says a young Cairene woman who didn't want to give her name."

21. Cairene definition: a person born or living in Cairo , Egypt Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

22. Cairene was born in Henryetta, OK., on March 28, 1936 to George and Muadie James Finch

23. This was one of our early classes on OCW, and it contains extensive image galleries of Cairene architecture.

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25. In Cairene Arabic syllables fall into three categories, light CV, heavy CVC/CVV and superheavy CVCC/CVVC

26. 8 a.m. - The early hours before the call to Jumu'ah (Friday) noon prayers are the quietest of the Cairene week.

27. Through the analysis, the distinct spatial quality of traditional Cairene courtyard houses in Cairo will be analyzed, revealing

28. Cairene: 1 n a native or inhabitant of Cairo Type of: Egyptian a native or inhabitant of Egypt

29. The oldest recorded birth by the Social Security Administration for the name Cairene is Monday, April 30th, 1923

30. Break 'Cairene' down into sounds: [KY] + [REEN] - say it out loud and exaggerate the sounds until you can consistently produce them

31. The word Cairene is both a noun and an adjective; it refers to a native resident of Cairo and/or anything related to Cairo; the capital of Egypt.; Based on the Random House Dictionary, the word Cairene was originated during 1835 – 1845.

32. As is the case with Parisian French, Cairene Arabic is by far the most prevalent dialect in the country

33. Added to the Cairene funerary complex of Salar and Sanjar al-Jawili with the soaring scalloped domes of these two amirs built of rendered brickwork, which highlights the Cairene construction paradigm shift necessary to achieve the latter nervous attenuated form using the inherently stable technique of …

34. The term Egyptian Arabic is usually used synonymously with "Cairene Arabic", which is technically a dialect of Egyptian Arabic

35. Cairene Arabic is a language with a regular foot-based word stress system, leading to highly predictable placement of word stress

36. Especially difficult to navigate at first was the Cairene metro, where choosing to ride in the wrong car could result in serious awkwardness.

37. The Case of the Accursed Cairene by Ben Pastor GO BACK TO SHORT STORIES PAGE 6 August 1909 Solomon Meisl-Horowitz, D

38. Cairene - a native or inhabitant of Cairo Al Qahira, capital of Egypt, Egyptian capital, El Qahira, Cairo - the capital of Egypt and the largest

39. The Cairene tarts For sheer variety of sexual diversions, few red-light districts in the world could match Cairo during World War II

40. An analysis of the glass of a Cairene mosque lamp shows that it is a soda-lime glass and contains as much as 4% of magnesia

41. An ERP study on Cairene Arabic is reported, in which a stress violation paradigm is used to investigate the factors predictability of stress and foot structure.

42. Cairene rug, Egyptian floor covering believed to have been made in or near Cairo from at least as early as the 15th century to the 18th

43. For further examples of paintings that include Cairene Ottoman paintings see Onno Ydema, Carpets and their Datings in Netherlandish Paintings, 1540-1700, Zutphen, 1991, pp.19-25

44. Cairene is typical of an advanced urban Mediterranean dialect and has a cultural importance throughout the Arab world; it is also the variety learned by most foreign speakers of Arabic

45. Antique Cairene Rugs – Under the Ottoman Turkish Empire in the sixteenth century, a new style of carpet production emerged in Cairo, Egypt under carefully controlled court patronage.

46. For a closely related border fragment see: Kühnel, Ernst and Bellinger, Louisa, Cairene Rugs and others Technically Related, 15th Century - 17th Century, The Textile Museum, Washington, D

47. The house of al-Suhaymi, built in 1648 with additions in 1796, is a Cairene house from the Ottoman period with strictly separated public (salamlik) and private spaces (haramlik).

48. The field design of the Dirksen Cairene is typical of one sub-group where the medallion and spandrels are superimposed on an endless repeating field of palmettes and

49. We will examine Cairene architectural types and urban patterns to see how they reflect various regional influences and relate to their counterparts in the wider Islamic and Mediterranean contexts.

50. A Cairene Tourist in Cairo: Here are our favorite hidden gems! It’s a given that Cairo, the grand capital of Egypt is a hub of rich history, tourist attractions, and unmatched cuisine.

51. Meet The Conscious Cairene A true believer in the power of self-betterment, Zeinab is an ever-growing Health Coach certified by the Institute of Integrative Nutrition in New York

52. The ‘pleasures’ offered by the celebrated Cairene tarts reached something of a peak of sexual exoticism in the frenzied year before the Battle of El Alamein when British and Australian troops poured in on

53. The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night Tabak,” in Cairene slang, is an officer who arrests by order of the Kazi and means “Father of whipping” (= tabaka, a low word for beating, thrashing, whopping) because he does his duty with all possible violence in terrorem

54. A Cairene RUG OTTOMAN EGYPT, LATE 16TH OR EARLY 17TH CENTURY Light even overall wear, localised corrosion in the red with associated repiling, a few small repairs, a couple of very small holes, some minor loss to each end, overall good condition 6ft.5in

55. The April 4th sale will include early rugs such as a 17th century Persian vase carpet, a 16th century Cairene, an Early Mughal rug, and will also feature carpets by some of the most renown designers such as Josef Hoffmann, Emile Ruhlmann, Leleu and a beautiful arts and crafts Gavin Morton rug.