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(Arabic) "Learned woman".
(Arabic) Originally singers trained in the fine arts of music and improvised poetry. From Alemah. Later came to include dancers who also sang. (And singers of popular songs, who also danced.)
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(Arabic) First name of a famous Arabic female singer. Also a name used by women called Ann, Jane or Gertrude.
The plural of GHAZIYA, it means literally "invaders of the heart" They are Gypsies/ Roma. What is left of them is in several different small cities in Egypt, mainly Luxor, Quena & Sumbat. The most famous were the Banaat Maazin of Luxor.
(Turkish) "Sublime port", it is the name of the harem section of Topkapi Palace in Istanbul, Turkey.
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(Arabic) A term of endearment or affection, like we use "sweetheart" or "honey"
A party/celebration with music, food, dance and (maybe) drink.
(Turkish) The name given to Turkish Bathes, very often public.