kalian

[ UK /kˈe‍ɪli‍ən/ ]
NOUN
  1. an oriental tobacco pipe with a long flexible tube connected to a container where the smoke is cooled by passing through water
    a bipolar world with the hookah and Turkish coffee versus hamburgers and Coca Cola
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How To Use kalian In A Sentence

  • Sama halnya seperti jika kalian mempunyai satu termos air jeruk segar, maka kalian tidak akan menuangkannya ke dalam gelas yang kotor untuk meminumnya, ya kan? Planet Terasi
  • Dan jika kata "kalian" disitu difahami sekaligus untuk para rasul serta umat mereka, maka kita telah menta'wilkannya secara gegabah. Komunitas Muslimblog
  • Wahai manusia, sungguh kalian akan dinaungi oleh bulan yang agung dan penuh berkah;? yakni bulan yang di sana ada satu malam yang lebih baik dari seribu bulan; bulan yang Allah jadikan puasanya? suatu kewajiban dan ibadah di malam harinya suatu tathawwu '. KampungBlog.com - Kumpulan Blog-Blog Indonesia - Semua Blog
  • Link Building Tips - Seri 2 tombol create, maka kalian akan mendapatkan ID unik dari feed kalian. RO.RSS
  • They want to know whether the people smoke kalians and ride horses.
  • Gambar2 yang dikasi buat petunjuk bukan logo fanclub ataupun cover album, jadi kalo kata orang2 JRR sih, "kalian harus berpikir out of the box". Mayoineko Diary Entry
  • They will sip sherbets, drink syrupy tea, smoke kalians, and gossip incessantly.
  • [2341] kai ton didaskalon, adopted instead of kata ten didaskalian, ANF01. The Apostolic Fathers with Justin Martyr and Irenaeus
  • A guest, if he does not bring his own pipe and pipe-bearer, has a kalian offered to him.
  • These singing-bird-parties are held in the underground rooms of houses, which are cool in summer and warm in winter, and I imagine the company and rivalry of a number of birds in the semi-darkness, with glimmering light from the 'kalian' pipes, and the bubbling of water in the pipe-bowls, and the boiling samovar tea-urns, all combine to cheat the birds pleasantly into believing that it is night-time in the spring song-season. Persia Revisited
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