I recall, it was the restaurant on the Corniche, called Ras Ahnasa. Food was so-so, service was complete and total sucks, but good shisha was available, and main thing, you could sit by the water.. it got demolished...
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Ah! Now I know what 'Ras Al Khaimah' means.
Head without brain would be "Ras Mafi Moh"
'Head without brain' is the best translation! (Ras bidoun much. Ha, ha, ha.)
cape is the translation of Ras. It both means extension of land jutting out into water and head. But it's latter usage is not common as RAS
I recall, it was the restaurant on the Corniche, called Ras Ahnasa. Food was so-so, service was complete and total sucks, but good shisha was available, and main thing, you could sit by the water.. it got demolished...
come on , it is just head ,
but can't apply in this case
head of department, so we replace it with Raees,or modeer
Yes its mean head but without brain
head, normally it uses to hint the top most point of a thing
such as human's head and many more.......
There is no such word in English....
No,
RAS is generally the HEAD of any land or even machinery.
I am not Arabic speaking but learning from my experience, the (tractor) head of a trailer / truck is also called RAS since it is detachable.
But we use it also for the part of land which is extending in the sea.
like ras laffan
ras abo aboud
i don't know that term in english for this land
Head