ببل
Root entry · 4 derived lemmasThis root entry primarily discusses the place name Babylon in Iraq, its association with magic and wine, and its grammatical treatment in classical Arabic.
Derived headwords
- 1.Name of a place in Iraq, to which magic and red wine are attributed.both
Name of a place in Iraq, to which magic and red wine are attributed.
- 1.it may be vowelled due to the guttural letter, so it is said سَحْر and سِحْر, like نَهْر and نِهْرboth
it may be vowelled due to the guttural letter, so it is said سَحْر and سِحْر, like نَهْر and نِهْر
- 2.it has become definite without annexation or the definite articleboth
it has become definite without annexation or the definite article
- 3.and if you mean it as indefinite, you decline itboth
and if you mean it as indefinite, you decline it
- 4.except the family of Lot, We saved them at dawnboth
except the family of Lot, We saved them at dawn
- 5.the upper part of the lungboth
the upper part of the lung
- 6.the charm/spellboth
the charm/spell
- 7.everything whose acquisition is subtle and preciseboth
everything whose acquisition is subtle and precise
- 8.he charmed him, he bewitched himboth
he charmed him, he bewitched him
- 9.he deceived himboth
he deceived him
- 10.if he distracted himboth
if he distracted him
- 11.he deceived him, he distracted himboth
he deceived him, he distracted him
- 1.wine (plural)both
wine (plural)
- 2.on the pattern of 'katif' (meaning intoxicated)both
on the pattern of 'katif' (meaning intoxicated)
- 3.he leavened the dough, meaning he put leaven in itboth
he leavened the dough, meaning he put leaven in it
- 4.cover your vesselboth
cover your vessel
- 1.feminizationclassical
The grammatical concept of femininity in a noun, particularly relevant to its declension.