كردر

Root entry · 4 derived lemmas

This root entry primarily discusses a Persian loanword referring to a type of construction or structure, often one that is movable. It also mentions a geographical location and a person associated with it.

Derived headwords

الكُرْدَارnoun

1.
movable structureclassical
A Persian loanword referring to a structure, building, or trees, similar to a construction or plantation. It specifically denotes something that can be moved, such as earth packed and moved from one's property.

كردرname

1.
regionclassical
A geographical area or region located in Persia (Ajam).

الكردريname

1.
nisba (place name)classical
A nisba indicating origin from the region of 'Kardara' in Persia.

كرويرname

1.
father's nameclassical
The name of the father of 'Abd al-Hamid, the owner of al-Ziyadi.

Parallel reading

هو مثل البناء والأشجار، والكبس إذا كبسه من تراب نقله من مكان كان يملكه

It is like a building and trees, and a packed mound of earth if one packs it from soil he moved from a place he owned.

يجوز بيع الكردار ولا شفعة فيه، لأنه مما ينقل

The sale of a movable structure is permissible, and there is no preemption right over it, because it is something that can be moved.

وكردر كجعفر: ناحية بالعجم

And Kardar, like Ja'far, is a region in Persia.

ومنها شمس الأئمة أبو عبد الله محمد بن عبد الستار الكردري الحنفي

And from it (i.e., the region) is Shams al-A'immah Abu Abdullah Muhammad ibn Abd al-Sattar al-Kardari al-Hanafi.

أخذ عن الإمام برهان الدين المرغيناني صاحب الهداية

He took knowledge from Imam Burhan al-Din al-Marghinani, the author of Al-Hidayah.

وعنه حافظ الدين النسفي البخاري وغيره

And Hafiz al-Din al-Nasafi al-Bukhari and others took knowledge from him.

كروير بالكسر: والد عبد الحميد صاحب الزيادي

Kurwayr, with a kasra, is the father of Abd al-Hamid, the owner of al-Ziyadi.

هكذا ضبطه الغساني في تقييد المهمل

This is how al-Ghassani recorded it in Taqyid al-Muhmal.