different between sakia vs sakina
sakia
English
Alternative forms
- sakieh, sakiyeh, saqiya
Etymology
From Arabic ????????? (s?qiya). Doublet of acequia.
Noun
sakia (plural sakias)
- A water wheel, traditionally drawn by a draft animal, but now with a motor. It is about 2-5 meters in diameter.
Related terms
- noria
- tympanum
- Persian wheel
- shadoof
Translations
Anagrams
- Asaki, Sakai
sakia From the web:
- what sakia mean
- what does saskia mean
- what did saskia beer die from
- what do sakia means
- what is saki made of
- what did saskia look like
- what is sakina in urdu
- what are sakia used for
sakina
English
Etymology
Arabic ????????? (sak?na, “God-inspired peace of mind”)
Noun
sakina (uncountable)
- (Islam) the divine tranquility obtained by reciting the Qur'an
Anagrams
- Kanias, Nakais, insaka
Faroese
Noun
sakina
- definite accusative singular of sak
sakina From the web:
- sakinah meaning
- what sakinah mean in arabic
- sakina what is the meaning
- sakina what does it mean in arabic
- what does sakinah mean
- what is sakinah mawaddah warahmah in english
- what is sakinah in islam
- what is sakinah in arabic
Share
Tweet
+1
Share
Pin
Like
Send
Share
you may also like
- sakia vs sakina
- noria vs sakia
- diameter vs sakia
- meter vs sakia
- motor vs sakia
- terms vs peptogen
- peptone vs peptogen
- convertible vs peptogen
- substance vs peptogen
- peptogen vs peptogenic
- ontogeneses vs oncogeneses
- ontogeneses vs ontogenesis
- ontogenetic vs genetic
- ontogenetic vs oncogenetic
- optogenetic vs ontogenetic
- ontogenesis vs ontogenetic
- ontogenetic vs ontogenic
- ontogenetic vs phylogenetic
- ontogenetic vs abbreviation
- exoticism vs exoticise