Caaba

See also Ćaba

English

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Etymology

Arabic كعبة (kaʕbah, “cube”).

Alternative forms

• Kaaba
• Ka'ba

Proper noun

Caaba

1. The small and nearly cubical stone building, holiest place of Islam, that all Muslims face when praying.

Translations

holiest place of Islam

Albanian: Qabeja (sq) Arabic: الكعبة (al-káʕbah) f. Bosnian: Kaba (bs) f., Ćaba (bs) f. Bulgarian: Кааба (bg) Danish: Ka'ba (da) Dutch: Ka'aba (nl) Esperanto: Kaaba (eo) Estonian: Kaaba (et) Finnish: Kaaba (fi) French: Ka'ba (fr) German: Kaaba (de) Hebrew: כעבה (ka‘bah) f. Hindi: काबा (kāba) Hungarian: Kába (hu) Icelandic: Kaba (is) Indonesian: Ka'bah Italian: Ka'ba (it) f. Japanese: カアバ (kāba) Kurdish: Kabe (ku)

Lithuanian: Kaaba (lt) f. Macedonian: Каба (mk) (Kába) m., Ќаба (mk) (Ḱába) m. Malay: Kaabah Norwegian: Kaba (no) Persian: کعبه (ka'be) Polish: Kaaba (pl) f. Portuguese: Kaaba (pt) f. Russian: Кааба (ru) (Káaba) f. Serbian: Cyrillic: Каба (sr) f., Ћаба (sr) f. Roman: Kaba f., Ćaba f. Slovak: Kába (sk) f. Spanish: Kaaba (es) f. Swahili: Kaaba (sw) Swedish: Kaba (sv) Thai: กะอฺบะหฺ (gà’bàh) Turkish: Kâbe (tr) Urdu: کعبہ (ka'ba)

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