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الماجشون
Root entry · 3 derived lemmasThis entry appears to be a lexical entry for a non-Arabic word or a highly specialized term, possibly related to ships, dyed fabrics, or a proper name. It also references a geographical location.
Derived headwords
الماجشونnoun
- 1.Shipclassical
A vessel for transport on water.
- 2.Dyed clothclassical
Fabric that has been colored with dyes.
- 3.Title/Nicknameclassical
A designation or appellation.
- 4.Loanwordclassical
A word borrowed from another language, specifically Persian (ماه كون).
المنجشانيةname
- 1.Place nameclassical
A location situated several miles from Basra, named after Manjash, a freedman of Qays ibn Mas'ud.
منجشname
- 1.Proper nameclassical
The name of a freedman of Qays ibn Mas'ud, after whom a place was named.
Parallel reading
الماجشون، بضم الجيم: السفينة، وثياب مصبغة، ولقب، معرب ماه كون.
Al-Majshun, with a damma on the jim: a ship, dyed clothes, a title, a loanword from Mah Kun.
والمنجشانية: ع على أميال من البصرة، منسوب إلى منجش، مولى قيس بن مسعود، وهو من تغييرات النسب.
And Al-Manjashaniyya: a place several miles from Basra, attributed to Manjash, the freedman of Qays ibn Mas'ud, and this is from the changes of attribution.