الفسيط

Root entry · 7 derived lemmas

This root primarily relates to concepts of smallness, remnants, and specific types of structures or gatherings. It encompasses terms for tiny fragments, nail clippings, and also refers to a large gathering place or a historical city.

Derived headwords

الفُسَيْطnoun

1.
nail clippingclassical
A small piece or fragment, specifically referring to a clipping of a fingernail or toenail.
2.
small remnantclassical
A tiny piece or fragment of something, a small leftover.

الثَّفْرُوقnoun

1.
nail clippingclassical
A term for a clipping of a fingernail or toenail, similar to الفسيط.

قَلَامَةُ الظُّفْرnoun

1.
nail clippingboth
The trimmed part of a fingernail or toenail.

الفُسْطَاطnoun

1.
gathering placeclassical
A place where people gather, a meeting point for the inhabitants of a district or region.
2.
ancient Cairoclassical
The historical name for the ancient city of Fustat in Egypt, founded by Amr ibn al-As.
3.
tentclassical
A large tent or pavilion, a type of structure.

الفُسْتَاطnoun

1.
tentclassical
A large tent or pavilion, synonymous with الفسطاط.

الفَسَاطnoun

1.
tentclassical
A large tent or pavilion, synonymous with الفسطاط.

الفُسْتَاتnoun

1.
tentclassical
A large tent or pavilion, synonymous with الفسطاط.

Parallel reading

كأمير: الثفروق، وقلامة الظفر.

Like 'amir: the thafruq, and the nail clipping.

والفسطاط، بالضم: مجتمع أهل الكورة، وعلم مصر العتيقة التي بناها عمرو بن العاص، والسرادق من الأبنية، كالفستاط والفساط والفستات، ويكسرن.

And al-Fustat, with dammah: the gathering place of the people of the district, and the name of ancient Egypt which Amr ibn al-As built, and the large tent of buildings, like al-Fustat, al-Fasaat, and al-Fustat, and they are pronounced with kasrah.