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English
Noun
prayer rug (plural prayer rugs)
- A small rug on which Muslims kneel to pray.
2017, Kamila Shamsie, Home Fire, Bloomsbury (2018), page 43:She got up, pulled the prayer rug out from under her bed, and knelt down on it.
Synonyms
Translations
small rug on which Muslims kneel to pray
- Albanian: sixhade (sq) f
- Arabic: سَجَّادَة f (sajjāda)
- Gulf Arabic: سيادة f (siyyāda)
- Armenian: աղոթագորգ (aġotʻagorg), սաջադա (saǰada)
- Azerbaijani: səccadə
- Bashkir: намаҙлыҡ (namaźlıq)
- Bengali: জায়নামাজ (bn) (jaẏnamaj)
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 拜毯 (zh) (bàitǎn), 祈禱毯 / 祈祷毯 (qídǎotǎn)
- Danish: bedetæppe n, bønnetæppe n
- Dutch: gebedskleed (nl) n
- Finnish: rukousmatto (fi)
- French: tapis de prière (fr) m
- German: Gebetsteppich (de) m
- Hindi: सज्जादा (hi) m (sajjādā), जा-ए-नमाज़ m (jā-e-namāz)
- Hungarian: imaszőnyeg (hu)
- Indonesian: sajadah (id)
- Kazakh: жайнамаз (jainamaz)
- Kurdish:
- Central Kurdish: بەرماڵ (bermall)
- Northern Kurdish: canemaz, secade (ku), cilnivêj (ku)
- Kyrgyz: жайнамаз (ky) (jaynamaz)
- Malay: sejadah
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: bedeteppe n, bønneteppe n
- Nynorsk: bedeteppe n, bøneteppe n, bønneteppe n
- Ottoman Turkish: سجاده (seccade)
- Pashto: مصله f (masala), مصلا f (mosalā)
- Persian: جانَماز (fa) (jânamâz), سَجّادِه (fa) (sajjâde)
- Polish: dywan modlitewny m
- Portuguese: tapete de oração m
- Rohingya: mosólla
- Russian: моли́твенный ко́врик m (molítvennyj kóvrik), саджа́да f (sadžáda), намазлы́к (ru) m (namazlýk)
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: серџа́да f
- Roman: serdžáda (sh) f
- Swedish: bönematta c
- Tajik: ҷойнамоз (joynamoz), саҷҷода (sajjoda)
- Tatar: намазлык (tt) (namazlıq)
- Turkish: seccade (tr), namazlık (tr)
- Urdu: جائے نَماز m (jāe namāz), سَجْدَہ گاہ f (sajda gāh), سَجّادَہ m (sajjāda)
- Uyghur: جايناماز (ug) (jaynamaz)
- Uzbek: joynamoz (uz)
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