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Definition of "baris" [baris]
- In Egyptian antiquity: A flat-bottomed boat, used for transporting merchandise, etc., on the Nile: the Greek term for the Egyptian makhen. (noun)
- The sacred boat, represented in art as bearing an enthroned deity or some symbolical or venerated object. (noun)
- <strong>2</strong> [capitalized] [NL.] A genus of rhynchophorous beetles, of the family Curculionidæ, or weevils. B. lignarius feeds upon the elm. (noun)
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Use "baris" in a sentence
- "Derived from the word baris which means a line of troops, the Baris Dance is a war dance depicting warriors preparing to confront the enemy."
- "(Nov 16 2009 20: 03 GMT) sid = 91547; channel = 115635; w = 336 = "frmindir. com"; kategori = "0"; baris akarsu - amasra indir Benzer Yaz? lar: Baris Güney - Düslere Yolculuk/2009Foruma Acilan Yeni basliklarAmerikan Lisesi - American High School 18 (2009) DVDRip + TR ALTYAZI +"
- "And make no mistake, this is not just about handguns although the case at baris."