يزد

Root entry · 6 derived lemmas

This root primarily refers to a geographical region in Persia, specifically an area called Yazd. It also denotes cities and places within or associated with this region, and people from there.

Derived headwords

يَزْدname

1.
Yazdboth
A region in the lands of Persia. Its capital is called Kanna, located between Shiraz and Khurasan.

كَنَّةname

1.
Kannaclassical
The capital city of the Yazd region.

اليزديونname

1.
The Yazdisboth
A group of scholars and traditionists from Yazd, including notable figures like Abu al-Husayn Muhammad ibn Ahmad ibn Ja'far al-Yazdi.

يزدوname

1.
Yazduclassical
A name for another city, possibly a variant or misspelling of Yazd.

يزدودname

1.
Yazdudclassical
The correct spelling for a city name, as indicated in dictionaries and genealogical texts, likely referring to Yazd or a related settlement.

يزدابادname

1.
Yazdabadclassical
A place located in Ray, on the road to Abhar. It signifies a settlement or construction related to Yazd.

Parallel reading

وهو (إقليم) من أعمال فارس، (وقصبته) يقال لها (كنة، بين شيراز وخراسان)

It is a region from the lands of Persia, and its capital is called Kanna, between Shiraz and Khurasan.

وفي التكملة: مدينة متوسطة بين نيسابور وشيراز وأصفهان.

And in Al-Takmila: a medium-sized city between Nishapur, Shiraz, and Isfahan.

واليزديون من المحدثين جماعة

And the Yazdis are a group among the traditionists.

منهم أبو الحسين محمد بن أحمد بن جعفر} - اليزدي، وأبو عبد الله محمد بن نجم بن (محمد بن) عبد الواحد اليزدي

Among them is Abu al-Husayn Muhammad ibn Ahmad ibn Ja'far al-Yazdi, and Abu Abd Allah Muhammad ibn Najm ibn (Muhammad ibn) Abd al-Wahid al-Yazdi.

الأخير قدم بغداد حاجا، وحدث بها في صفر سنة 560 بباب المراتب عن أبي العلاء غياث بن محمد العقيلي

The latter came to Baghdad as a pilgrim, and narrated there in Safar of the year 560 at Bab al-Maratib from Abu al-Ala Ghiyath ibn Muhammad al-Uqayli.

سمع منه الشريف أبو الحسن علي بن أحمد الزيدي، والحافظ أبو بكر الباقداري، وأبو محمد بن الأخضر

From whom heard al-Sharif Abu al-Hasan Ali ibn Ahmad al-Zaydi, and al-Hafiz Abu Bakr al-Baqdari, and Abu Muhammad ibn al-Akhdar.

ثم عاد إلى بعلده، وكان آخر العهد به.

Then he returned to his homeland, and that was the last we heard of him.

ويزدو) ، هاكذا في النسخ، والصواب بتكرار الدال في آخره،} يزدود، كما في المعجم وكتب الإنساب: اسم (د) أي مدينة (أخرى)

And Yazdu, thus it is in the manuscripts, and the correct reading is with a repeated dal at the end, Yazdud, as in dictionaries and books of genealogy: the name of another city.

ويزداباد: ة بالري على طريق أبهر، ومعناه عمارة يزد.

And Yazdabad: a place in Ray, on the road to Abhar, and its meaning is the construction/settlement of Yazd.