⇄ 

Übersetzung für '[iwan]' von Englisch nach Deutsch

ivan [rare spv.] [iwan]

Iwan {m}archi.spec.

• Liwan {m} [auch: Iwan] = iwan
• Oblomow [Iwan Alexandrowitsch Gontscharow] = Oblomov [Ivan Aleksandrovich Goncharov / Goncharev]
• Väter und Söhne [Iwan Turgenew / Turgenjew] = Fathers and Sons [Ivan Turgenev]

• A common layout is the four-iwan plan.
• Entered from a simple portal at the northern end of the northwest façade, the courtyard is dominated by the tall sanctuary iwan that occupies its southwest wing.
• On the east of the tomb chamber was an iwan. In front of the iwan, there was a private cemetery reserved for Ottoman Pashas and their relatives.
• There are no porches at the main gate's courtyard side iwan and at the iwan across from the main gate.
• The interior courtyard is a 69 meter square and in each side of it there is an iwan and 10 chambers (rooms), and each chamber has a small iwan with the approximate height of 1 to 1.5 meters devised for the convenience in loading and unloading of the passengers’ luggage as well as articulating the interior view of the structure.

• The first is located inside the cubic building, with an iwan outside and richly decorated interior mosaics inside.
• The first iwan also has the mihrab and a marble platform.
• The tiling in front of the larger iwan and the two minarets of the building were repaired and rebuilt in the Qajar era.
• Above these openings, the relative intricacy of the low relief decor surrounding them establishes the hierarchy of the rooms with the "iwan" at its summit.
• It has a four-iwan layout around a central court, which was characteristic of late Mamluk architecture.

• Iwans were used frequently in Islamic non-religious architecture before the twelfth century, including houses, community spaces, and civic structures such as the bridge of Si-o-Se Pol in Isfahan.
• As for the interior, it is rectangular shaped and there is an incised bowl with four ribs, and it is surrounded by four iwans.