_Khâbyeh_, a large store-bin made of clay. _Ṣandûḳ_, a small box used by the women as a chest for clothing and personal treasures. _Ṭâḥûn_, a stone mill for grinding wheat. _Môḳadeh_, an earthen fire-pot. _Kânûn_, a clay brazier on which charcoal is burned. Coffee is roasted and cooked over this brazier. _Jurun_, a mortar. _Mahbâsh_ (_mahbâj_), the pestle. _Maḥmaṣeh_, a rotary coffee-roaster of tin, turned by a handle. _Ibrîḳ_, a small pitcher or pot. _Ḥaṣîreh_, a straw mat for the floor. _Mikniseh_, a short-handled broom. _Ḳuda‛_ (or ḳudah), a large basket, wide and shallow. _Ḳuba‛_, a tiny basket of the same shape. _Ṣînîyeh_, a plain straw mat used as a tray or as a cover for the _bâṭeyeh_. _Ṭubuḳ_,[84] a fancy straw mat used in the same way as the _ṣînîyeh_. _Hanâbeh_, a small clay eating-dish. _Kirmîyeh_, a trencher. _Bâṭeyeh_, a dough-bowl (of wood). _Ṭôs_, an earthen bowl. _Zibdîyeh_, a larger bowl. _Ṭunjereh_, a copper cooking vessel, whitened, sometimes used as a serving-dish. _Dist_, a very large ṭunjereh for serving food to guests; also used as a pan in which to wash clothes. _Maftûlîyeh_, a special dish for making _maftûl_, a paste that looks like buckshot. The dish has a perforated bottom like a colander. _Jarreh_, a general name for a jar. _Ghuṭâh_, a cover of a jar (a general name for a cover). _Mughṭâs_, a dipper. _Ḍharf_, a goat skin for fetching water. _‛Aslîyeh_, a slender jar. _Sifl_, a jar for oil. _Sherbeh_, a drinking jar. _Ghurbâl_, a wheat sieve. _Minkhul_ (corrupted into _mûkhil_), a flour sieve made of hair. _Sirâj_, a lamp. _Misrajeh_, a lamp shelf. _Khûṣeh_, a knife. _Sikkîneh_, a knife. _Finjân_, a cup. _Mughrafeh_, a ladle. _Mua‛laḳah_, a spoon. _Watad_, a peg driven into the wall. _Ḳûseh_, an alcove for stowaway. _Khurraḳeh_, a poke-hole in the wall. _Firâsh_, a bed. _Ilḥâf_, a quilt. _Mukhaddeh_ (or _wasâdeh_), a pillow, often filled with _tibn_. ----- -----