caravanserai , auch: caravansary , auch: khan *

The caravanserai really did seem to be home these days.

"I do think a trip to the caravanserai is in order, though."

The Caravanserai would have been a palace in any other city.

They had been brought to the caravanserai, but only temporarily.

Soon the mission would be done and she could go back to her room in the caravanserai.

That caravanserai is too big for one person to manage it.

"I'd say at the caravanserai but that would be a bit obvious."

Down to that area in back of the old caravanserai."

She gets an idea, and goes to see the town merchant who is about to leave with the caravanserai.

And so he would fly, from village to town to station to caravanserai.

It is known for its historical caravanserai which dates back to 1189.

I'm going to be moving into the caravanserai but the place is so huge I'll need servants.

It is home to a ruined caravanserai dating back to 1213.

The girls go into the caravanserai with the remaining Russian."

"Well, it would include room and board at the caravanserai," Mike pointed out.

He was glad to be back at the caravanserai; America had been almost a culture shock.

The caravanserai is rather specifically entailed as they say in English.

Mike asked as they walked up to the caravanserai.

For the time being, we'll store it in the caravanserai."

"I would like to see those men at the caravanserai tomorrow morning about nine.

This one was near the road, just north of the turnoff for the caravanserai.

Caravanserai reached the top 10 of the Billboard 200 chart in 1972.

In the 19th century, it was also used as a caravanserai.

Jay said, looking at the house then up at the caravanserai.

Used to be a major caravanserai, before Kane raided it years back.