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Root entry · 14 derived lemmasThis root entry primarily discusses place names, specifically 'Zamalkā' and 'Zamalkān', with variations in pronunciation and location. It also mentions a prominent Damascene judge and scholar, Muhammad ibn 'Ali, whose full name includes the root.
Derived headwords
- 1.Place nameclassical
A place name, possibly a town or region, mentioned with variations in pronunciation and location.
- 1.Place nameclassical
A place name, specifically mentioned as being in Damascus, with a pronunciation variant of 'Zamalkā'.
- 1.Adjective/Nameclassical
An adjective or name derived from 'San'a', used to denote origin or attribution, similar to how 'Zamalkān' might be formed.
- 1.Adjective/Nameclassical
An adjective or name derived from 'Lahyan', used to denote origin or attribution, similar to how 'Zamalkān' might be formed.
- 1.Kunyah (Patronymic)classical
A kunyah, meaning 'Father of the High/Exalted', used as a part of the name of a respected person.
- 1.Proper Nameclassical
The name of a specific individual, Muhammad son of Ali, who was a judge and scholar.
- 1.Title/Nameclassical
A title or name referring to a person known as 'the son of Al-Najjar', likely a scholar or traditionist.
- 1.Title/Nameclassical
A title or name referring to a person known as 'the son of 'Allān', likely a scholar or traditionist.
- 1.Title/Nameclassical
A title or name referring to a person known as 'the son of Abu Al-Yusr', likely a scholar or traditionist.
- 1.Titleclassical
A title meaning 'Crown of Religion', often used as part of a scholar's name.
- 1.Title/Nameclassical
A title or name referring to a person known as 'the son of Al-Firkah', likely a scholar or jurist.
- 1.Titleclassical
A title meaning 'Full Moon of Religion', often used as part of a scholar's name.
- 1.Title/Nameclassical
A title or name referring to a person known as 'the son of Malik', likely a scholar or grammarian.
- 1.Title/Nameclassical
A full title and name referring to a respected scholar, Al-Hafiz Abu Sa'id Al-'Ala'i.