Bokhara

[ boh-kahr-uh; Russian boo-khah-ruh ]

noun

1. Bukhara.

Bokhara

/ bʊˈxɑːrə /

noun

1. a variant spelling of Bukhara

Other Words From

• Bo·kharan adjective

Example Sentences

In the latter part of the 9th century the family of the Samanid, sprung from Samarkand, reigned in splendour at Bokhara.

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But his first remark was, "You must have gone through nice adventures on your way to Bokhara and Samarkand!"

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Probably the most romantic and thrilling of all Wolff's experiences were those which he encountered at Bokhara in 1832.

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Avenir wore an old Bokhara dressing-gown; a green neckerchief threw a deathly hue over his terribly sunken face.

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It is interesting to note that a khafila from Bokhara for Kabul arrived about this time, and was duly looted.

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