IPA: /dæhəˈbiːə/
KK: /dæhəˈbiːə/
A type of houseboat that has sails and sometimes an engine, commonly used on the Nile River.
The tourists enjoyed a relaxing trip on a dahabeah while exploring the Nile.
The word 'dahabeah' originates from Arabic 'dahab' (ذهب), meaning gold. It refers specifically to a type of gold coin or currency used in trade.
Think of the Arabic word for gold, 'dahab', to remember that 'dahabeah' relates to gold coins or currency.
No commonly confused words.