Definition of dahabeeyah in English:

dahabeeyah

noun ˌdɑːhəˈbiːjə

Mid 19th century: from Arabic, literally 'golden', denoting the gilded state barge formerly used by the Muslim rulers of Egypt.

单词	dahabeeyah
释义	Definition of dahabeeyah in English: dahabeeyah noun ˌdɑːhəˈbiːjə A large passenger boat used on the Nile, typically with lateen sails. Example sentencesExamples Eventually, steamers displaced dahabeahs, opening up an Egyptian adventure to greater numbers on Thomas Cook's tours, and trains nearly finished them off. He brought the ruins that lie scattered for hundreds of miles along the Nile within easy accessibility by dahabeeyah and steamer, making the journey even to the remotest of them easy and speedy. Happily, Monsieur Maspero was on his dahabeah at Luxor, and, as soon as I reached mine, I wrote him a note asking him to come over and see something worth looking at. Before that is was a week's camel-trek through the Sahara or ten days on the dahabeeyah, the lateen-rigged Nile Galleys. He boarded the dahabeah and insisted upon seeing Armine. Origin Mid 19th century: from Arabic, literally 'golden', denoting the gilded state barge formerly used by the Muslim rulers of Egypt.
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