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بردس
Root entry · 7 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes negative character traits in men, such as wickedness, arrogance, and being disagreeable or unknown. It also includes place names and a personal name.
Derived headwords
البَرْدَسnoun
- 1.wicked manclassical
A man characterized by wickedness and malice.
- 2.arrogant manclassical
A man who exhibits pride and haughtiness.
البَرْدِيسnoun
- 1.wicked manclassical
A man characterized by wickedness and malice.
- 2.arrogant manclassical
A man who exhibits pride and haughtiness.
البَرْدَسُ والبَرْدِيسُnoun
- 1.disagreeable manclassical
A man who is considered unpleasant or objectionable.
- 2.unknown manclassical
A man who is not recognized or known.
البَرْدَسَةnoun
- 1.arroganceclassical
The quality of being arrogant, characterized by pride and haughtiness.
- 2.disagreeablenessclassical
The state of being unpleasant or objectionable.
بَرْدَسname
- 1.personal nameclassical
A proper name, similar in structure to 'Narcissus'.
بُرْدَيْسname
- 1.village namemodern
A village located in Upper Egypt, in the province of Qus, west of the Nile.
بُرْدَنِيسname
- 1.region namemodern
A region in Upper Egypt, near Abyut, within the province of Asyut.
Parallel reading
هو الرجل الخبيث
He is the wicked man.
والمستكبر
and the arrogant one.
وفي بعض النسخ: المتكبر
And in some versions: the arrogant one.
كالبرديس، بزيادة التحتية.
Like al-Bardīs, with the addition of the lower dot (ya).
البردس والبرديس أيضا: المنكر من الرجال
Al-Bardas and al-Bardīs also: the disagreeable or unknown man.
وهو أجود.
And this is the best opinion.
والبردسة: التكبر
And al-Bardasah: arrogance.
وقيل: النكر، وهو أجود، قاله الصاغاني.
And it was said: disagreeableness, and this is the best opinion, according to al-Saghani.
بردس، كنرجس: اسم.
Bardas, like Narjas: a name.
برديس، بالفتح: قرية بصعيد مصر الأعلى من كورة قوص، على غربي النيل.
Bardīs, with the fatha: a village in Upper Egypt, from the province of Qus, on the west of the Nile.
وبردنيس، كزنجبيل: ناحية من أعمال صعيد مصر قرب أبويط، في كورة الأسيوطية.
And Burdanīs, like Zanjabīl: a region in the works of Upper Egypt near Abyut, in the province of Asyutiyyah.