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كرنب
Root entry · 4 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to a type of vegetable, specifically cabbage or a similar leafy green. It also extends to a mixture of dates and milk, and a term for a specific type of meat or dish.
Derived headwords
الكَرَنْبnoun
- 1.Cabbageboth
A leafy green vegetable, identified as cabbage or a similar plant like chard.
الكُرْنِيبnoun
- 1.Dates with milkclassical
A mixture of dates and milk.
- 2.Hunger-inducing foodclassical
Food that causes hunger, also referred to as al-Kadīra.
الكُرْنَابnoun
- 1.Dates with milkclassical
A mixture of dates and milk.
كرنبواverb
- 1.Serve foodclassical
An imperative verb form meaning 'serve' or 'offer' food to guests, specifically referring to the mixture of dates and milk.
Parallel reading
الكرنب: بقلة؛ قال ابن سيده: الكرنب هذا الذي يقال له السلق، عن أبي حنيفة.
Al-Karnab: a vegetable; Ibn Sidah said: Al-Karnab is this which is called al-Sulaq, from Abu Hanifa.
التهذيب: الكرنيب والكرناب: التمر باللبن.
Al-Tahdhib: Al-Karnib and Al-Karnab: dates with milk.
ابن الأعرابي: الكرنيب المجيع، وهو الكديراء، يقال: كرنبوا لضيفكم، فإنه لتحان.
Ibn al-A'rabi: Al-Karnib is hunger-inducing, which is al-Kadīra. It is said: Serve your guests (Karnibu), for it is a delicacy.