| From these names is derived haik, the son of Thorgom, the progenitor of the race. |
| For Ibrahim that night was unwell, and was sleeping smothered in his haik. |
| It was his cousin who sat opposite him, smiling evilly from the shadow of the haik. |
| This impression is created by simply tacking the history of the Urartians onto that of the Haik. |
| Woollen hayks for garments are manufactured here of a curious texture, extremely light and fine, called El Haik Filelly. |
| When she heard the first handfuls of sand fall on the haik, she gave a sharp cry. |
