Alkoran

or Al·co·ran

[al-kaw-rahn, -ran, -koh-]

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noun

the Koran.

Origin of Alkoran

1325–75; < Arabic al-qur'ān literally, reading (aloud); replacing Middle English alkaro(u)n < Middle French or Medieval Latin

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The Alkoran saith moreover: 'Wherever we may be, and whatever we may be, everywhere we are all of us in the hand of Allah.'
The Slaves of the Padishah
Mr Jkai
On every table in the council-chamber stood an Alkoran—ten copies in one room.
Halil the Pedlar
Mr Jkai

British Dictionary definitions for alkoran

Alkoran

Alcoran

noun

a less common name for the Koran

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Alkoran

or Al·co·ran

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The Alkoran saith moreover: 'Wherever we may be, and whatever we may be, everywhere we are all of us in the hand of Allah.'

On every table in the council-chamber stood an Alkoran—ten copies in one room.

Alkoran

Alcoran

Origin of Alkoran