Crossword-Solution: SEEGA
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| Word | Anagrams | |
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| SEEGA | anagram | AGEES, GEASE |
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| board game | 46 answers |
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Hint 1 meaning
The old plural of Eye.
Hint 2 anagram
NEE
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Sentences with SEEGA (3)
These are called the “táb.” Next, it is necessary to be provided with a “seega.” This is a board, divided into four rows of squares, called “beyts” or “dárs,” each about two inches wide; or it consists of similar rows of holes made in the ground, or in a flat stone: the beyts are usually seven, nine, eleven, thirteen, or fifteen, in each row.
The seega employed in this game is different from that of the táb: it consists of a number of holes, generally made in the ground; most commonly, of five rows of five holes in each, or seven rows of seven in each, or nine rows of nine in each: the first kind is called the “khamsáwee seega;” the second, the “seb’áwee;” and the third, the “tis’áwee.” A khamsáwee seega is here represented.
The players have each twelve “kelbs,” similar to those used in the game of the táb.[447] One of them places two of his kelbs in the ’eyns marked _a_, _a_: the other puts two of his in those marked _b_, _b_: they then alternately place two kelbs in any of the ’eyns that they may choose, excepting the central ’eyn of the seega.