Resht

[resht]

noun

Rasht.

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Historical Examples

Mrs. Bishop tells us that silk produced at Resht is brought to Kashan to be spun and dyed.
Rugs: Oriental and Occidental, Antique & Modern
Rosa Belle Holt
It is next returned to Resht to have the pile cut by the sharp instruments used for cutting the velvet pile.
Rugs: Oriental and Occidental, Antique & Modern
Rosa Belle Holt
Hangings and covers of cloth patchwork have been embroidered in many parts of Persia, more particularly at Resht and Ispahan.
Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, Volume 9, Slice 3
Various
Whenever I want to wear them, I 'll take them back again, but the resht of the time they are yours.
The Little Clay Cart
(Attributed To) King Shudraka
Here our friendly bridle-path came to an end, and a muddy road lay before us, leading to Resht and the Caspian.
Safar Nameh, Persian Pictures
Gertrude Bell

British Dictionary definitions for resht

Resht

noun

a variant of Rasht

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Resht

Examples from the Web for resht

Historical Examples

Mrs. Bishop tells us that silk produced at Resht is brought to Kashan to be spun and dyed.

It is next returned to Resht to have the pile cut by the sharp instruments used for cutting the velvet pile.

Hangings and covers of cloth patchwork have been embroidered in many parts of Persia, more particularly at Resht and Ispahan.

Whenever I want to wear them, I 'll take them back again, but the resht of the time they are yours.

Here our friendly bridle-path came to an end, and a muddy road lay before us, leading to Resht and the Caspian.

Resht