بغرس

Root entry · 2 derived lemmas

This root appears to be related to a place name, possibly derived from a plant or a characteristic of the land. The primary discussion revolves around a specific location and its historical ownership and administration.

Derived headwords

بِغِرَاسname

1.
Place nameclassical
A place name, specifically mentioned as being located at the foot of Mount Al-Lukām.

بَغْرَاسِيّadjective

1.
Relating to Bagrasclassical
An adjective derived from the place name Bagras, used to describe someone associated with or from that location.

Parallel reading

قوله بالفتح كأنه صرح به لغرابته لأنه فعلال، وهو في غير المضاعف قليل جدا حتى قيل: إنه لم يرد منه غير خزعال

His statement, with the fatha, as if he explicitly mentioned it due to its strangeness, because it is on the pattern 'fi'āl', and it is very rare in non-doubled roots, to the extent that it is said that nothing has come down from it except 'khuz'āl'.

وقال الصاغاني: إنه موضع، ولم يزد

Al-Saghani said: It is a place, and he did not add more.

وصرح في العباب أنه: د، بلحف جبل اللكام كان لمسلمة بن عبد الملك بن مروان ولورثته من بعده، حتى جاءت الدولة العباسية فانتزعتها منهم

And he explicitly stated in Al-'Ubāb that it is a 'd' (meaning a place name), at the foot of Mount Al-Lukām, which belonged to Muslimah ibn Abd al-Malik ibn Marwan and his heirs after him, until the Abbasid state came and seized it from them.

وأقطعها السفاح محمد بن سليمان بن علي، ثم الرشيد، ثم المأمون، ثم لولده من بعده

And Al-Saffah granted it as a fief to Muhammad ibn Sulayman ibn Ali, then Al-Rashid, then Al-Ma'mun, then to his descendants after him.

وقد نسب إليه سعيد بن حرب البغراسي، حدث عن عثمان بن خرزاد وغيره

And Sa'id ibn Harb Al-Bagrasi was attributed to it; he narrated from Uthman ibn Kharzad and others.