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arabesqueˌæɹəˈbɛsk

Dialect Variants

DialectIPAPOS
English (Australia)/ˌæɹəˈbesk/
English (Australia)/æɹəˈbesk/
English (United Kingdom)/ˌæɹeɪˈbɛsk/
English (United Kingdom)/ˌæɹəˈbɛsk/

Derivations

Items

  • arabesquedecorative pattern of stylized foliage, characteristic of Muslim art
  • ArabesqueWest German female vocal group active from the 1970s to the 1980s
  • arabesquegenre of Turkish music
  • Arabesque1966 film directed by Stanley Donen
  • Arabesqueimportant pose of classical dance
  • Arabesquetelevision series
  • arabesquetype of music which uses melodies to create the atmosphere of Arabic architecture
  • Arabesque2019 song by Coldplay
  • ArabesqueWikimedia disambiguation page
  • ArabesqueRomanian building supply chain

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