Crossword-Solution: YEZIDI
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| Word | Word Type | Definition |
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| Yezidi | n. | Same as Izedi. |
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Front part of the eye
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Hint 1 meaning
The transparent part of the coat of the eyeball which
covers the iris and pupil and admits light to the interior. See Eye.
Hint 2 anagram
OREANC
Hint 3 another clue
COVER THE EYES
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Sentences with YEZIDI (5)
Mohammed and his comrades practiced night watches with prayer.[2188] Jackson found in the modern Yezidi community a "sort of ascetic order of women," _fakiriah_, corresponding to fakirs amongst men.[2189] The dervishes are the technically religious Moslems, and in the history of Islam there have been frequent temporary appearances of sects and groups which regarded pain as meritorious.
Dear and beautiful as all mammas are to the small fry in the nursery, they are always in a certain sense Junos sitting on the top of Mount Olympus, making occasional gracious and benign descents, but practically too far removed for useful interference; while nurse is an ever-present power, capable of sly pinches and secret raids, as well as of more open oppression--a power, therefore, to be propitiated, if only with the subservience of a Yezidi, too much afraid of the Evil One to oppose him.
The modern Yezidi house, in the Sinjar, is a good illustration not only of this mode of supporting the ceiling, but of the manner in which light may have been admitted into the side chambers.
Grey, he had been her sole _Melek Taous_, adored with Yezidi fervor; but to-day she overturned, and strove to revile and desecrate the idol, to whose vacant pedestal she lifted a colossal vanity.
The Lake of Wan.--Akhlat.--Tatar Tombs.--Ancient Remains.--A Dervish.--A Friend.--The Mudir.--Armenian Remains.--An Armenian Convent and Bishop.--Journey to Bitlis.--Nimroud Dagh.-- Bitlis.--Journey to Kherzan.--Yezidi Village 30 CHAPTER III.