Definitions

1. noun

A type of ancient Egyptian tomb or tomb structure, typically consisting of a rectangular or square base with a series of flat-roofed chambers.

“The archaeologists discovered an impressive mastabah with intricate hieroglyphics on its walls.”

2. noun

A term used to describe a type of flat-roofed structure in ancient architecture, especially found in Mesopotamia and Egypt.

“The historian specialized in the study of ancient mastabahs and their historical significance.”