القسطري

Root entry · 11 derived lemmas

This root appears to relate to concepts of being substantial, expert, or discerning, particularly in the context of evaluating currency. It describes individuals of great stature and those skilled in appraising coins.

Derived headwords

القِسْطَرِيّadjective

1.
Corpulent, substantialclassical
Describing something or someone as large, heavy, or substantial in build or form.
2.
Expert, masterclassical
Referring to a person who is highly skilled, knowledgeable, or an expert in a particular field.

القِسْطَرnoun

1.
Corpulent personclassical
A person who is large, stout, or corpulent.

القِسْطَارnoun

1.
Corpulent personclassical
A person who is large, stout, or corpulent.
2.
Expert, discerning personclassical
A person who is highly skilled, knowledgeable, or an expert, particularly in discerning or evaluating things.

قاسْطَرverb

1.
To be corpulentclassical
To be large, stout, or heavy in build.

قَسْطَرَverb

1.
To be corpulentclassical
To be large, stout, or heavy in build.

قَسْطَرَةnoun

1.
Corpulenceclassical
The state or quality of being large, stout, or heavy in build.

قَسْطَرِيّadjective

1.
Corpulentclassical
Large, stout, or heavy in build.

قَسْطَرَةًadverb

1.
Corpulent mannerclassical
In a manner that is large, stout, or heavy.

قَسَاطِرَةnoun

1.
Discerning individualsclassical
Plural of someone who is expert or discerning, particularly in the appraisal of coins.

قَسْطَرَverb

1.
To appraise coinsclassical
To carefully examine and judge the quality or value of dirhams (coins).

قِسْطَارnoun

1.
Appraiser of coinsclassical
A person who is skilled in appraising and discerning the quality of dirhams (coins).

Parallel reading

القسطري: الجسيم، والجهبذ، كالقسطر والقسطار، ومنتقد الدراهم ج: قساطرة.

Al-Qistari: the corpulent, and the expert, like Al-Qistr and Al-Qistar, and the appraiser of dirhams, plural: Qasatirah.

وقسطرها: انتقدها.

And Qastarahā: he appraised them (the dirhams).