kas
[kahs]
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noun
(in the Netherlands and in Dutch colonies) a large cabinet of the 17th and 18th centuries, having two doors and often a number of drawers at the bottom, and usually having an elaborately painted or carved decoration with a heavy cornice.
Origin of kas
From Dutch; see origin at case2
ka
[kah]
noun Egyptian Religion.
Origin of ka
1890–95; < Egyptian kʾ
Kas.
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Contemporary Examples of kas
“He even talked to atheists in the bars of Kas”, Tuzer said.
Tuzer said he founded FiRock in May and went into rehearsals for the concert in Kas.
Historical Examples of kas
She talks of dynasties and tribal deities, of kings and Kas and symbols until my head spins.
The Shadow of the EastE. M. Hull
If this kas was carved oak it sometimes stood on a frame; sometimes it had ponderous locks.
The Old Furniture BookN. Hudson Moore
Cascabel, kas′ka-bel, n. the whole rear part behind the base-ring of a cannon.
Castor-oil, kas′tor-oil, n. a medicinal oil obtained from a tropical plant, the Ricinus communis.
This s is only wanted to supply the final s of kas, the interrogative pronoun, in such a sentence as kas tadgunah?
Chips From A German Workshop - Volume IFriedrich Max Mller
ka
noun
Word Origin for ka
from Egyptian
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