ت ب ذ ك
Root entry · 6 derived lemmasThis entry discusses a rare Arabic root primarily related to place names and a specific type of vendor. The main focus is on the nisba (adjective derived from a place name) 'al-Tabūdhakī', with discussions on its etymology and variations. It also mentions a related place name and a vendor associated with internal chicken organs.
Derived headwords
- 1.Tabūdhakclassical
A place name mentioned in relation to a person's nisba. Its exact location and pronunciation are debated.
- 1.Al-Tabūdhakīclassical
A nisba (adjective derived from a place name) referring to someone from or associated with the place called Tabūdhak. It is also used to refer to a vendor of chicken organs.
- 1.Al-Tabūkhīclassical
A variant or mistaken reading of Al-Tabūdhakī, possibly due to scribal error.
- 1.Al-Tanūkhīclassical
A name that appeared in some copies of a hadith collection as a replacement for Al-Tabūdhakī, considered an error.
- 1.Tabādakānclassical
A village in the region of Mashhad, Khorasan, distinguished by its unpointed 'd' (dal).
- 1.Al-Tabādakānīclassical
A nisba referring to someone from the village of Tabādakān.