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mudhif

/ˈmʊd.hɪf/

Traduction: Hutte traditionnelle en roseaux, caractéristique des marais du sud de l'Irak, aujourd'hui devenue rare après l'assèchement des zones humides.

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formalcommon/ˈmʊd.hɪf/

A traditional reed hut found in the marshlands of Iraq, now rarely seen since the draining of the marshes.

  • 🇫🇷Hutte traditionnelle en roseaux, caractéristique des marais du sud de l'Irak, aujourd'hui devenue rare après l'assèchement des zones humides.
  1. Traditional Marsh Dwelling C2 formal

    A distinctive arched structure made from reeds, traditionally built by the Marsh Arabs of southern Iraq.

    • The mudhif is a symbol of the Ma'dan people's culture.
    • These reed houses were once common in the Mesopotamian marshes.
    • A mudhif can be large enough to host community gatherings.

    🇫🇷Mudhif (habitation traditionnelle des marais)