Translation of "Zikkurat" in English

No robot must ever rule the Ziggurat, and Metropolis! Fool!

What does 'ziggurat' mean?

It is true there are military facilities in the Ziggurat?

Uncle Shunsaku...what does 'ziggurat' mean?

We want you to crush them and storm the Ziggurat.

I think they've got him somewhere in the Ziggurat.

I need to look for him on the Ziggurat's data network.

The Babylonian Chronicles and Astronomical Diaries record several attempts to rebuild the Etemenanki, which were always preceded by removing the last debris of the original ziggurat.

Tima is the super-being who is to sit on the Throne of Power atop the Ziggurat.

A city had already taken shape at this location by 1400 B.C., but in the early ninth century B.C. King Ashurnasirpal II made it into his new administrative capital, adding a five-mile-long wall, a monumental stepped tower called a ziggurat, new temples, and a large palace covered in elaborate decorations.

Chtonic images (earth god depictions) from Tchoga Zanbil (basket hill) (8), one from another ziggurat (temple of the gods), as well as one on a cylinder seal have the same attributes as those of Lydian eunuch priests, their headdresses, pearls and a ringlet in front of the ear with a “Mona Lisa” smile and the also represent water goddesses.

At this first meeting, a big part of the ancient and historic non-western architecture was presented, starting from the sheltering structures of Neolithic times and continued with reference to characteristic architectural achievements of the Mediterranean civilizations, from the copper period such as the Minoan palaces and the Mycenaean domed tombs and the Near East and Mesopotamia, such as the Egyptian pyramids and the ziggurat from the city of Ur.

Hurewicz died falling off a ziggurat (a Mexican pyramid) on a conference outing at the International Symposium on algebraic topology in Mexico.

The earlier inhabitants had planned to build a ziggurat, a huge tower, whose height would reach to the "gate of God".

Sunday we propose a walk around the area of the mouth and jump on the lookout the “ziggurat”, formed by a spectacular wooden platform, which allows us to dominate the skyline of the area of the mouth of the Ebro, with exceptional views of the Ebro river, the San Antonio Island, the Buda Island, he Garxal and the line of the coast to Salou.

Toggle spends his days in the caves beneath the Ziggurat, wallowing in its underwater lakes, contemplating a life of pure relaxation.

The aim of the guided tours will be to discover sites of great historical-artistic- archeological interest, as the fantastic Prehistoric Altar of Monte d'Accoddi (the one and only example of Babylonian Ziggurat construction in the Mediterranean Basin), the suggestive Nuragic arqueological complex of Palvamera and Torralba (among the best nuragic complex preserved in Sardinia).- The Nuraghe is a typical stone building of the fascinating and mysterious civilization that lived and prospered in Sardinia before de Romans ?arrival, and the visit of the lovely Basilica di Saccargia with its black and white marble, a supreme example of Pisane- Romanesque style in Sardinia.

These people are considered the inventors of the vault and the monumental buildings, especially the ziggurats (step pyramid-like temples) typical for Mesopotamia.

In the middle lies a temple surrounded by a wall, whose central piece is a ziggurat that is today 25 m high (probably originally it was more than 50 m high).

On the left side the books were closed with old broken toys over them which made reference to the contiguous sculpture integrated by two aluminium stepladders - a derisory post-modern ziggurat - on which all types of toys "made in Taiwan", especially dolls and including port-able radios, were brutally fixed.

For the uppermost platform of a ziggurat served always as a landing, parking and starting place for the Anunnaki royal families.

The earlier inhabitants had planned to build a ziggurat, a huge tower, whose height would reach to the “gate of God”.