Meanings of mastaba in anglès

And so they build another mastaba on top of that.

The Nubian who was stretched out on the mastaba behind it did not trouble to rouse himself.

There is more variety of pose in the painted bas-reliefs with which the walls of the mastaba chapels are covered.

The man's real name, if he was the owner of the mastaba from whose serdab he was taken, was Ra-em-ka.

Tell me why they call seats outside shops in bazaars, and tombs of the Ancient Empire by the same name: mastaba?

Shall we give place to them on our own mastaba, in our own court-yard-hand to them the keys of our harems?

The actual tomb-chambers are excavated in the rock, twenty feet below the ground-level and sixty feet below the top of the mastaba.

Presently the Sheikh-el-beled mounted the mastaba by the house, the holy men beside him, and pointing to the Arab youth, spoke loudly:

Soon the mastaba itself was given up, and the necropolis of the city was reduced to the meagre proportions of a small provincial cemetery.

The tomb of Tjeser is a great brick-built mastaba, forty feet high and measuring 300 feet by 150 feet.

The NMR full-scan unit was an imposing chrome and sky-blue mastaba-shaped box, occupying one small room with barely enough space to wheel in the table.

The pyramid, like the mastaba,* represents a tumulus with four sides, in which the earthwork is replaced by a structure of stone or brick.

Most funerary dwellings in the Old Kingdom were either pyramids or mastabas.

She was very forceful. This new barrel sculpture will be called the Mastaba.

The London Mastaba will be completed by June.

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