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Seraglio

A seraglio, serail, seray or saray (from Persian: سرای, romanized: sarāy, lit. 'palace', via Turkish, Italian and French) is a castle, palace or government building which was considered to have particular administrative importance in various parts of the former Ottoman Empire.

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Etymology

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Seraglio

Nodes62
Edges61
Triples72
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.032258
Components1

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Seraglio

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related to In Ottoman culture · 16
Seraglio → Al-Sarāy, Arabic, At, Beirut, Besides, Grand Serail, It, Kabir, Lebanese Parliament, Lebanon, Other, Ottoman, The, The Seraglio, Topkapı Palace, Turkish
related to In literature and the arts · 15
Seraglio → Belmont, Belmonte, Christoph Friedrich Bretzner's, Constanze, Die Entführung, In, In Montesquieu's, Isfahan, Konstanze, Mozart's, Persian, Persian Letters, Serail, Singspiel, The Abduction
related to In Italy · 12
Seraglio → Cum, In, It, Italian, Jews, Mantua, Pope Paul IV, Scaligeri, Serraglio, The, Verona, Villafranca
related to Etymology · 9
Seraglio → Classical Latin, English, Harem, Italian, Late/Medieval Latin, Persian, The, The Italian Treccani, Turkish
see also · 7
Seraglio → Beirut, Caravanserai, Grand Serail, Lebanon, LebanonThe Abduction, MozartOttoman, Seraglio Point
related to Bibliography · 6
Seraglio → Freely, Inside, Istanbul, John, Private Lives, Sultans
related to Harem · 4
Seraglio → Ottoman, Since, The Seraglio, Topkapı Palace's

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also ottoman serail italian palace turkish saraya saray term lit known grand refer persian romanized french harem word seray via

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the Ridwan dynastyinstance ofmost were established by regional officials and their families0.80text
Zahir al-Umarinstance ofmost were established by regional officials and their families0.80text
his familyinstance ofmost were established by regional officials and their families0.80text
Seragliorelated to BibliographyFreely0.60section
Seragliorelated to BibliographyJohn0.60section
Seragliorelated to BibliographyInside0.60section
Seragliorelated to BibliographyPrivate Lives0.60section
Seragliorelated to BibliographySultans0.60section
Seragliorelated to BibliographyIstanbul0.60section
Seragliorelated to EtymologyThe0.60section
Seragliorelated to EtymologyItalian0.60section
Seragliorelated to EtymologyEnglish0.60section

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