How to pronounce “liwan”

Meaning

• [Noun]
• A long, narrow-fronted hall or vaulted portal found in Levantine homes, often open to the outside.
• [Verb]
• to get dressed, to dress someone
• to change (clothes)
• to barter
• to replace, to exchange

Practice Nearby Words

iwan, aiwan, vestibule, pishtaq, ivan, looplight, portal, loop-window, lintel, lightwell, lantern, archway, lunette, heck, vault, atrium, toran, ledge, galilee, alley, lobby, passageway, window, lane, lite, gallery, loggia, room, loft, severy, lanary, oriel, lucarne, cloister, airlock, entryway, hall, cell, parvis, westwork, gate, cryptoporticus, aisle, aisles, apses, atlantic, bays, cella, colonnade, corridor, couloir, crypt, door, entrances, entranceway, gateway, porch, portico, transept, brick house, brick wall, build bridges, fence in, carve out, closet, iron curtain, dig up, pull over, pull in, gold mine, pull out, pull up, rush hour, tie up, take cover, engine room, kitchen sink, bright lights, wash out, put up, backwater, cut up, main street, carry on, take flight, firing line, cover up, on board, load up, wide berth, bed in, plug in, dip into, switch on, knit together, wrap up, draw off, open fire, drown out, hook in

Similar Sounds

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