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Qajar coffee (Persian: قهوه قجری, romanized:
Qahve-ye Qajari) was a type of
poisoned coffee used in the
court of
Qajar Iran to kill the
enemies of the...
- ("coffeehouse"), in turn
derived from the
Persian qahveh-khaneh (<
Arabic qahve 'coffee' +
Persian khane 'house').
Other Balkan languages have also borrowed...
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widely used,
typically flavored with saffron. Iran's
traditional coffee (
qahve, or kāfe) is
served strong, sweet, and "booby-trapped with a
sediment of...
- (Siâah) سفید (Sefid) قرمز (Qermez) زرد (Zard) سبز (Sabz) آبی (Âabi) قهوهای (
Qahve-i) خاکستری (Khâakestari) ارغوانی (Arghavâani) صورتی (Surati) نارنجی (Nâaranji)...
- turn
derived from the
Persian term qahveh-khaneh (a
compound of the
Arabic qahve 'coffee' and
Persian khane 'house').[citation needed] In Macedonia, kafeana...
- café ("coffee", "café"): from
Italian (Venice) caffè or / and from
Turkish qahve,
itself from
Arabic qahwah قهوة caïd (chief of a mob; as a nickname, can...
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oldest house in Zemun. The word kafana,
introduced by the
Ottomans (
qahve hane), was
derived from the
Persian qahvah–khanah,
meaning "coffee house"...
