بست
Root entry · 9 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to place names, specifically valleys and cities, and also encompasses terms for gardens and types of straps or speed. It also includes personal names derived from these locations or characteristics.
Derived headwords
- 1.valleyclassical
A valley located in the region of Irbil.
- 2.nicknameclassical
A nickname given to a short person, derived from a Persian word meaning 'short'.
- 1.cityclassical
A city in Kabul, situated between Herat and Ghazna, known for its greenery and rivers.
- 1.person from Bustclassical
A person from the city of Bust, often used as a nisba (attribution).
- 1.people from Bustclassical
Plural form referring to people from the city of Bust, particularly scholars or hadith narrators.
- 1.villageclassical
A village located in Rayy, from which scholars like Ahmad ibn Mudrik originated.
- 1.type of strapclassical
A type of strap, possibly a mispronunciation of 'basas' (two s's).
- 2.speed in runningclassical
Refers to speed in running, similar to 'al-sabt' in all aspects.
- 1.gardenboth
A garden, especially a palm grove, as mentioned in poetry. It is considered an Arabic word by some, though others suggest it is a Persian loanword ('boostan').
- 2.place of burialclassical
In Egypt, it refers to a place where scholars are buried.
- 1.gardenerboth
Someone associated with a garden, often used as a surname or nisba.
- 1.garden keeperclassical
The guardian or keeper of a garden.