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zigguratalso zikkurat, 1858, from Assyrian ziqquratu "height, pinnacle," from zaqaru "to be high."
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zigguratA terraced pyramid form comprising successively receding stories.
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zigguratpyramid-shaped temple common in ancient Mesopotamia.
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zigguratA rectangular, tiered or terraced structure of varying heights that served as a platform for temples in ancient Mesopotamia -- an area that was home to the Sumerians, Assyrians, Babylonians, and other [..]
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zigguratA Ziggurat is a pyramid-shaped tower.
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zigguratnoun Definition: a pyramid built with sides that form steps to the top Example Sentence: The pharaoh had a ziggurat for a tomb.
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ziggurat(n) a rectangular tiered temple or terraced mound erected by the ancient Assyrians and Babylonians
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ziggurattiered temple tower on a rectangular base.
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zigguratThe Zoroastrian temple, which was in the shape of a tower of many levels.
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