IPA: /ˈdɑːhəˌbiːə/
KK: /dæhəˈbiːə/
A traditional type of sailing boat used in Egypt, often characterized by its lateen sails and wooden construction.
The tourists enjoyed a relaxing ride on the dahabieh along the Nile River.
The word 'dahabieh' originates from Arabic 'دَهَبِيَّة' (dahabiyyah), meaning a type of traditional sailing vessel used on the Nile River, specifically a boat made of wood and often adorned with sails. The term reflects the cultural and historical significance of these boats in Egyptian society.
Imagine a traditional wooden boat sailing on the Nile, which helps you remember that a 'dahabieh' is a type of vessel used in that region.
No commonly confused words.