Definition of Kirman in English:

Kirman

noun kɪəˈmɑːnkirˈmän

A carpet of a kind typically having soft, delicate colouring and naturalistic designs.
基尔曼地毯（一种色调柔和淡雅，图案为自然界形象的波斯地毯）
Example sentencesExamples
- Visually, I could imagine someone mistaking them for older Kirmans on account of the lightish aspect of the coloring and the vertically oriented garden designs.
- Most antique room-sized Kirmans have central medallions, and many have ivory or red fields.
- All early Kirmans use cochineal, an insect dye, for red tones.
- She loved the Pratesi sheets on her bed, the silk Kirmans on her floor, and she loved every piece of Armani, Prada, Gucci, and Ferragamo that she kept neatly in her Biedermeier armoire.
- Rugs like Kirmans or Sennas have up to six hundred knots per square.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Kirman, the name of a province and town in SE Iran.

Definition of Kirman in US English:

Kirman

nounkirˈmän

A carpet of a kind typically having soft, delicate coloring and naturalistic designs.
基尔曼地毯（一种色调柔和淡雅，图案为自然界形象的波斯地毯）
Example sentencesExamples
- Visually, I could imagine someone mistaking them for older Kirmans on account of the lightish aspect of the coloring and the vertically oriented garden designs.
- Most antique room-sized Kirmans have central medallions, and many have ivory or red fields.
- All early Kirmans use cochineal, an insect dye, for red tones.
- She loved the Pratesi sheets on her bed, the silk Kirmans on her floor, and she loved every piece of Armani, Prada, Gucci, and Ferragamo that she kept neatly in her Biedermeier armoire.
- Rugs like Kirmans or Sennas have up to six hundred knots per square.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Kirman, the name of a province and town in SE Iran.

单词	Kirman
释义	Definition of Kirman in English: Kirman noun kɪəˈmɑːnkirˈmän A carpet of a kind typically having soft, delicate colouring and naturalistic designs. 基尔曼地毯（一种色调柔和淡雅，图案为自然界形象的波斯地毯） Example sentencesExamples Visually, I could imagine someone mistaking them for older Kirmans on account of the lightish aspect of the coloring and the vertically oriented garden designs. Most antique room-sized Kirmans have central medallions, and many have ivory or red fields. All early Kirmans use cochineal, an insect dye, for red tones. She loved the Pratesi sheets on her bed, the silk Kirmans on her floor, and she loved every piece of Armani, Prada, Gucci, and Ferragamo that she kept neatly in her Biedermeier armoire. Rugs like Kirmans or Sennas have up to six hundred knots per square. Origin Late 19th century: from Kirman, the name of a province and town in SE Iran. Definition of Kirman in US English: Kirman nounkirˈmän A carpet of a kind typically having soft, delicate coloring and naturalistic designs. 基尔曼地毯（一种色调柔和淡雅，图案为自然界形象的波斯地毯） Example sentencesExamples Visually, I could imagine someone mistaking them for older Kirmans on account of the lightish aspect of the coloring and the vertically oriented garden designs. Most antique room-sized Kirmans have central medallions, and many have ivory or red fields. All early Kirmans use cochineal, an insect dye, for red tones. She loved the Pratesi sheets on her bed, the silk Kirmans on her floor, and she loved every piece of Armani, Prada, Gucci, and Ferragamo that she kept neatly in her Biedermeier armoire. Rugs like Kirmans or Sennas have up to six hundred knots per square. Origin Late 19th century: from Kirman, the name of a province and town in SE Iran.
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