mosque in Latin
mosque in Latin is meschita — mosque means a building used by Muslims for worship, typically featuring a minaret.
mosque in Latin
meschita
(Islam) A place of worship for Muslims, often having at least one minaret; a masjid.
What does "mosque" mean?
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noun A building used by Muslims for worship, typically featuring a minaret.
"Thousands gathered at the mosque for Friday prayers."
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mosque in a sentence
- Thousands gathered at the mosque for Friday prayers.
- The old town's mosque is famous for its blue-tiled dome.
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What is "mosque" in Latin?
"mosque" in Latin is meschita. mosque means: A building used by Muslims for worship, typically featuring a minaret.
How do you use "mosque" in a sentence?
Example: "Thousands gathered at the mosque for Friday prayers." In Latin, "mosque" is meschita.
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