
Vocabulary:
Beautiful henna patterns
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Henna
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Bride
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Bridegroom (groom)
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Wedding
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Caftan
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Dye
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Golden
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Kohl
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Milk and dates
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Ring
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Bowl of milk
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Raw eggs
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Snowbound village
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Sugar loaf
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Perfume
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Tray
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snowbound: /ˈsnəʊ.baʊnd/ (of vehicles or people) unable to travel because of heavy snow, or (of roads) not able to be travelled on or reached because of heavy snow.
Examples:
Hundreds of vehicles have become snowbound.
Because the villages are snowbound for most of the year, the festival offers an occasion for trading, amusement and matrimony.
matrimony: /ˈmæt.rɪ.mə.nɪ/ the state of being married. (Adjective: matrimonial /ˌmæ·trəˈmoʊ·nɪ·əl/)
dye: /dɑɪ / a substance used to change the colour of something. (verb: to dye; present participle dyeing | past tense and past participle dyed)
Examples:
She dipped the material into the dye.
There are dozens of different dyes to choose from.
ward /wɔːd/ somebody/something off: to prevent someone or something unpleasant from harming or coming close to you.
Examples:
In the winter I take vitamin C to ward off colds.
She was given a magic charm to ward off evil spirits.
run /rʌn/ away: to leave a place or person secretly and suddenly.
Examples:
He ran away from home when he was only twelve.
He ran away from his prison.


















