دنباوند

Root entry · 11 derived lemmas

This entry pertains to a specific geographical location, a mountain, and its associated historical context. It primarily defines a place name and mentions its common pronunciation.

Derived headwords

دُنْبَاوَنْدname

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Mount Dunbawandclassical
A mountain located in the region of Kerman.

دَمَاوَنْدname

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Mount Damavandmodern
The common pronunciation or alternative name for Mount Dunbawand.

جَبَلnoun

1.
mountainboth
A large natural elevation of the earth's surface rising abruptly from the surrounding level; a large steep hill.

شَاهِقadjective

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loftyboth
Extremely tall or high, especially in relation to its surroundings.

نَوَاحِيnoun

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regionsboth
Areas or districts.

الرَّيّname

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Rayclassical
An ancient city located west of Tehran, Iran.

غَرْبpreposition

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west ofboth
Located in a direction opposite to east.

عُثْمَانname

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Uthmanboth
A proper name, likely referring to a historical figure.

أَبَا الْحَنْكَةname

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Abu al-Hankaclassical
A kunya (patronymic or descriptive name) associated with a person.

مُعَانَاةnoun

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enduringboth
The act of experiencing pain or hardship.

النِّيرَنْجnoun

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alchemyclassical
The medieval forerunner of chemistry, concerned with the transmutation of matter, especially with the transformation of base metals into gold.

Parallel reading

دُنْبَاوَنْد، بالضم: جبل بكرمان، والعامة تقول: دماوند

Dunbawand, with a dammah, is a mountain in Kerman, and the common people say: Damavand.

وجبل شاهق بنواحي الري غرب إليه عثمان أبا الحنكة لمعاناة النيرنج

And a lofty mountain in the regions of Ray, west of which Uthman sent Abu al-Hanka to endure alchemy.