نوبندج
Root entry · 31 derived lemmasThis entry discusses a place name, possibly derived from a Persian compound, referring to a district or town near Sabur, known for its beauty. It also mentions a scholar associated with this location.
Derived headwords
- 1.Nawbandajanclassical
A district (kura) of Sabur, with the initial letter pronounced open (fatha). It is described as being close to the beautiful and pure Sha'b Buwan, sixteen farsakhs from Arrajan and a similar distance from Shiraz.
- 1.Nawbandajanclassical
A district (kura) of Sabur, with the initial letter pronounced with damma (u). This is an alternative pronunciation mentioned in the Mu'jam.
- 1.the unpointed dalclassical
Refers to the Arabic letter 'dal' (د) when it is written without any diacritical dots, distinguishing it from other letters that might share a similar shape.
- 1.districtclassical
In this context, it refers to a district or administrative region, similar to a province or county.
- 1.Saburclassical
A place name, likely referring to a city or region in ancient Persia.
- 1.valleyboth
A natural depression in the land, often between hills or mountains, through which a river or stream may flow.
- 1.Buwanclassical
A place name, likely a valley or region known for its beauty.
- 1.beautyboth
The quality of being pleasing, especially to the eye, or aesthetically admirable.
- 1.purityboth
The state of being free from contamination or adulteration; in this context, it implies cleanness and wholesomeness.
- 1.farsakhclassical
An ancient Persian unit of distance, roughly equivalent to a league or several miles.
- 1.Arrajanclassical
A place name, likely a city or region in ancient Persia.
- 1.Shirazboth
A major city in southern Iran, historically significant.
- 1.Al-Mutanabbiclassical
A famous and influential Arab poet of the Abbasid era.
- 1.his poetryboth
The collection of verses and poems composed by a specific individual.
- 1.to describeboth
To give an account of the characteristics or appearance of someone or something.
- 1.heartboth
The organ that pumps blood, but also metaphorically the seat of emotions, courage, or spirit.
- 1.braveboth
Ready to face and endure danger or pain; showing courage.
- 1.cowardlyboth
Lacking courage; easily intimidated.
- 1.dwellingsboth
Places where people live; houses or homes.
- 1.specterclassical
An apparition or phantom, often implying a lingering presence or memory.
- 1.to accompany meclassical
To go with someone, especially as a companion or escort; here used poetically for a lingering presence.
- 1.Abu Abdullah Muhammad ibn Ya'qubclassical
The kunya and name of a scholar mentioned in the text.
- 1.Al-Qari'classical
A title or surname indicating someone who recites or is a reader, often associated with religious texts.
- 1.to travelboth
To go from one place to another, especially over a considerable distance.
- 1.to collectboth
To bring together or accumulate things.
- 1.muchboth
A large amount or quantity.
- 1.to classifyboth
To arrange or order by class or category; to write a book on a particular subject.
- 1.Muhammad ibn Mu'adhclassical
The name of an individual mentioned as a source of information.
- 1.Al-Fadl ibn Yahya ibn Ibrahimclassical
The name of an individual mentioned as a transmitter of knowledge.
- 1.to dieboth
To cease to live.
- 1.yearboth
A period of twelve months.