- The an-
Nāranj Pool (Arabic: بركة النارنج
Birkat an-
Nāranj, lit. 'pond of the
bitter orange') is a
small pool in the al-Aqsa
Mosque Compound. It is at the...
-
rural settlements. The
present Neka has
sprung up from the
village of '
Naranj',
alongside a
bridge on Neka
River within the past 70 years. At the time...
- Musa
Naranj (Persian: موسي نارنج, also
Romanized as Mūsá
Nāranj) is a
village in Sar
Firuzabad Rural District,
Firuzabad District,
Kermanshah County, Kermanshah...
- 'orange tree'
comes from
Arabic النَّرَنْج an-
naranj 'the
orange tree', with the
initial ⟨n⟩ of
naranj understood as part of the article. Rebracketing...
- From
there the word
entered Persian نارنگ nārang and then
Arabic نارنج
nāranj. The
initial n was lost
through rebracketing in
Italian and French, though...
- Jerusalem. It is in
front of the
Chain Gate. It was also
known as the
Sabil an-
Nāranj ("Sebil of the
Bitter Orange") and Sabīl Bāb al-Maḥkama ("Sebil of the Court...
-
languages through Persian نارنگ (nārang) and its
Arabic derivative نارنج (
nāranj). The word
entered Late
Middle English in the 14th
century via Old French...
- of
Yusuf Agha
Fountains Fountain of
Qasim Pasha Fountain of Qayt Bay An-
Nāranj Pool
Other structures Islamic Museum Library Madrasas Ashrafiyya Tankiziyya...
- of
Yusuf Agha
Fountains Fountain of
Qasim Pasha Fountain of Qayt Bay An-
Nāranj Pool
Other structures Islamic Museum Library Madrasas Ashrafiyya Tankiziyya...
- articulata. In Indo-Iranian languages, it is
called turunj, as
against naranj ('bitter orange'). Both
names were
borrowed into
Arabic and
introduced into...
