بغشور

Root entry · 8 derived lemmas

This root entry primarily concerns a place name and its etymological origins, possibly related to geographical features. It also includes biographical references to individuals associated with this place.

Derived headwords

بَغْشُورname

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Place nameboth
A place located between Herat and Sarakhs.

بَغْشُورِيّadjective

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Attributed to Bagshurclassical
An adjective indicating attribution or relation to the place named Bagshur.

كُوشُورnoun

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Salt pitclassical
A pit or depression that is saline, likely a geographical feature.

عَلِيّ بْن عَبْد الْعَزِيزname

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Biographical figureboth
A person named Ali bin Abdul Aziz, mentioned in relation to the place or its etymology.

أَبُو الْقَاسِمname

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Biographical figureboth
A person named Abu al-Qasim, nephew of Ali bin Abdul Aziz, known as 'Musnad al-Dunya'.

إِبْرَاهِيم بْن هَاشِمname

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Biographical figureboth
A person named Ibrahim bin Hashim, mentioned in the context of the entry.

مُحَمَّد ابْن عَلِيّ الدَّبَّاسname

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Biographical figureboth
A person named Muhammad bin Ali al-Dabbās, mentioned in the context of the entry.

مُحْيِي السُّنَّةname

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Biographical figureboth
A person known as Muhyi al-Sunnah, mentioned in the context of the entry.

Parallel reading

بَغْشُور، بالفتح: د بين هراة وسرخس

Bagshur, with the fatha: a place between Herat and Sarakhs.

والنسبة: بغوي، على غير قياس

And the attribution is: Baghwī, contrary to analogy.

معرب: كوشور: أي: الحفرة المالحة

Persianized: Kushur: meaning: the saline pit.

منها: علي بن عبد العزيز

Among them: Ali bin Abdul Aziz.

وابن أخيه أبو القاسم مسند الدنيا

And his nephew Abu al-Qasim, Musnad al-Dunya.

وإبراهيم بن هاشم

And Ibrahim bin Hashim.

ومحمد ابن علي الدباس

And Muhammad bin Ali al-Dabbās.

ومحيي السنة

And Muhyi al-Sunnah.