Lexicographical Neighbors of Nurhag
| nuptials nuptual nupur nuqta nuque nur nuraghe nuraghi nuraghic nurd | nurdle nurdled nurdles nurdling nurds nurhag (current term) nurhags nurikabe nurl nurled | nurling nurls nurn nurnie nurnies nurr nurrs nurs nurse's aide |
Literary usage of Nurhag
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Rude Stone Monuments in All Countries: Their Age and Uses by James Fergusson (1872)
"... from the name of their builder;"2 and in another paragraph he recurs to the
veneration 187. nurhag of ..."
2. An Historical Inquiry Into the True Principles of Beauty in Art, More by James Fergusson (1849)
"If, however, we compare the tomb of Aruns (woodcut 78) with the nurhag of St.
Barbara (woodcuts 97, 98), we can scarcely fail to be struck with a certain ..."
3. Handbook to the Mediterranean: Its Cities, Coasts and Islands. For the Use by Robert Lambert Playfair, John Murray (Firm) (1892)
"nurhag OF SANTA BARBARA. been a constant scour through it. As it is, the river
month is always silting up with sand, which makes the water above sluggish, ..."
4. Handbook for Travellers in Northern Italy by John Murray (Firm) (1858)
"At the base of a nurhag well preserved, in which were discovered some curious
idols, supposed by La Marmora to be Phoenician, are placed six conical stones, ..."
5. A History of Architecture by Russell Sturgis, Arthur Lincoln Frothingham (1906)
"The name nurhag is applied to a structure unknown elsewhere in the world. ...
79 gives a restored view of the nurhag Ortu, and Fig. 80 a plan of it, ..."
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