Noun:

ಕಲಾವತಿ, ನಟಿಸು,

arets's Usage Examples:

Klyunkov, this house still exists and is known among people as the “keliya of starets Pavel”.

spot, known as "Swing Street", with numerous cabarets, jazz clubs, and speakeasies.

The organization hosts a series of acclaimed literary cabarets in New York City, where writers are invited to speak informally on the evening's theme.

Like other imarets throughout the Ottoman Empire, the Haseki Sultan Imaret was a tool for.

who were infected or suspected of being infected in isolation camps or lazarets, and mapped out the zones of infection.

Bittern was transferred to St Margarets on 28 October 1963.

In addition to this, Nordstoga has shown that he is a jack-of-all-trades within the cultural field having performed in and helped writing cabarets, opera, edited books and acted in a film.

There are also work-arounds such as approximating the circumflexes with carets.

numerals (1, 2, 3, 4 …), as in the Nashville Number System, sometimes with carets (, , , …); by Roman numerals (I, II, III, IV …); by the English name for.

Also, semicolons and carets are commonly used in Korean emoticons; semicolons mean sweating (embarrassed).

symbol () in cross section, and these designs are often referred to as carets.

feeding power: imarets in the Ottoman Empire, Nina Ergin, Christoph K.

Minarets were also built for the first time as al-Walid constructed four minarets around it.