sakieh (Meaning)
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sakieh (n.)
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sakieh Sentence Examples
- The sakieh, an ancient water-lifting device, utilized animal power to draw water from wells.
- The creaking sound of the sakieh's wooden gears filled the air, accompanied by the rhythmic splashing of water.
- Farmers employed sakiehs to irrigate their crops, ensuring a reliable water source during dry seasons.
- The sakieh's simple mechanism allowed it to be both efficient and cost-effective for small-scale agriculture.
- The rows of sakiehs lined the banks of the Nile River, providing irrigation for the lush fields along its shores.
- The sakieh played a vital role in sustaining ancient Egyptian civilization, allowing for year-round crop production.
- Modern water pumps have largely replaced sakiehs, but they continue to be used in some rural areas as a traditional irrigation method.
- The sakieh's distinctive design is a testament to the ingenuity of ancient engineers.
- The rhythmic motion of the sakieh's gears created a hypnotic effect, attracting curious observers.
- The sakieh remains an iconic symbol of agricultural history and technological innovation in the Middle East.
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The sakieh, an ancient water-lifting device, utilized animal power to draw water from wells.
The creaking sound of the sakieh's wooden gears filled the air, accompanied by the rhythmic splashing of water.
Farmers employed sakiehs to irrigate their crops, ensuring a reliable water source during dry seasons.
The sakieh's simple mechanism allowed it to be both efficient and cost-effective for small-scale agriculture.
