ز ر ك ش
Root entry · 15 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the attribution of scholars, particularly those known as 'al-Zarkashi'. It also touches upon the origin of words, noting when a term is of foreign (non-Arabic) extraction.
Derived headwords
- 1.Al-Zarkashi (a scholar)both
A scholar whose name is associated with the 'Zarkashiyyun' group of scholars. The text discusses the origin of this name.
- 1.The Zarkashis (scholars)classical
A group of scholars who are attributed to or named after Al-Zarkashi.
- 1.Related to Al-Zarkashiboth
An adjective describing someone or something related to the scholar Al-Zarkashi or his lineage.
- 1.Foreign (non-Arabic)both
Describing a word or term that originates from a non-Arabic language, often Persian or Greek in this context.
- 1.He brings/mentionsboth
To bring forth, mention, or include something, especially in a written work.
- 1.His habit/customboth
The usual practice, custom, or habit of a person.
- 1.It is fitting/properboth
It is appropriate, suitable, or necessary.
- 1.He attributedboth
To ascribe something to someone or something, or to establish lineage.
- 1.His craft/workboth
The product of someone's skill or labor; their profession or art.
- 1.His grandsonboth
The son of one's son or daughter.
- 1.He was bornboth
To come into existence by birth.
- 1.He caused to be heardclassical
To make something audible, often in the context of transmitting knowledge or hadith by having someone hear it.
- 1.He joined/connectedboth
To attach, connect, or make something follow or be included with something else.
- 1.Descendants/grandchildrenboth
Plural of 'grandchild' or more generally, descendants.
- 1.He passed awayboth
To die; to cease to live.