Usually means: Private quarters for women, secluded.
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▸ noun:  Dated form of harem. [The private section of an Muslim household forbidden to male strangers.]

Similar:
harem, seraglio, serail, zubin, binal, Abdul, Iqbal, saim, jaffar, bibi, more...

Phrases:
Hareem Farooq, more...

Adjectives:
turkish, own, royal, moslem, english, honourable, heavenly, respectable, such, same, closed

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Similar:
harem, seraglio, serail, zubin, binal, Abdul, Iqbal, saim, jaffar, bibi, more...

Phrases:
Hareem Farooq, more...

Adjectives:
turkish, own, royal, moslem, english, honourable, heavenly, respectable, such, same, closed



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