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ءبو

Root entry · 3 derived lemmas

This root entry primarily discusses a proper name derived from the root, 'Abu Hantala', and its etymological variations. It also touches upon a rare verbal form related to being 'stubborn' or 'resistant'.

Derived headwords

أبو حنتلname
  1. 1.
    Abu Hantalaboth

    A proper name, specifically referring to Bishr bin Ahmad bin Fadalah, a hadith narrator.

حنتلother
  1. 1.
    stubbornnessclassical

    Refers to a state of being stubborn, resistant, or obstinate. This is presented as a quadriliteral or quinquiliteral form.

حنتألother
  1. 1.
    stubbornnessclassical

    An alternative form, with a damma on the first letter, signifying stubbornness or resistance. It is considered a quadriliteral or quinquiliteral form.

Parallel reading

أبو حنتل، كجعفر: بشر بن أحمد بن فضالة: محدث.
Abu Hantala, like Ja'far: Bishr bin Ahmad bin Fadalah: a hadith narrator.
ومالي منه حنتأل، بالضم، أي: بد
And I have no stubbornness from him, with a damma, meaning: stubbornness.
رباعية أو خماسية
Quadriliteral or quinquiliteral.
وبلا همز أكثر
And without hamza is more common.
ووهم الجوهري في ms1357 جعلها ثلاثية.
And Al-Jawhari was mistaken in ms1357 by making it triliteral.