ءص ط خ ل
Root entry · 46 derived lemmasThis root entry primarily discusses a place name, Istakhr, and its derivations. It clarifies geographical locations, identifies individuals associated with the place, and corrects potential confusions regarding its origin and the individuals' identities.
Derived headwords
- 1.Istakhr (place name)classical
A place name, possibly a village in Sistān, though the text disputes this, identifying it as a large province in Fars.
- 1.stableboth
A place where horses are kept; a stable. Used here as a comparison for the pronunciation of 'Istakhl'.
- 1.from Istakhrclassical
A nisba (adjective of relation) indicating origin from Istakhr, a province in Fars.
- 1.from Istakhrclassical
An alternative nisba (adjective of relation) indicating origin from Istakhr, a province in Fars.
- 1.Istakhrclassical
A large province in Fars, containing villages like al-Baydā' and Darābjird.
- 1.our sheikhclassical
A term of respect used to refer to a teacher or respected scholar.
- 1.villageboth
A small settlement or group of houses in the countryside.
- 1.Sistanclassical
A historical region and province in Persia.
- 1.Abu Saidclassical
A kunya (patronymic or teknonym) used as a name, referring to specific individuals mentioned in the text.
- 1.Al-Hasan ibn Muhammadclassical
The name of a specific individual, a Shafi'i scholar in Baghdad.
- 1.Sheikh of the Shafi'isclassical
The leading scholar or authority within the Shafi'i school of Islamic jurisprudence.
- 1.Baghdadboth
The capital city of Iraq, a major historical center of learning and culture.
- 1.asceticboth
Devoted to a simple and austere life, abstaining from worldly pleasures.
- 1.living frugallyclassical
One who lives with very little, content with minimal possessions or sustenance.
- 1.the worldboth
This worldly life, its possessions, and its concerns, as opposed to the hereafter.
- 1.to pass awayboth
To die; to cease to live.
- 1.to seeboth
To perceive with the eyes; to witness or observe.
- 1.to mentionboth
To refer to something or someone in speech or writing.
- 1.they saidboth
Past tense plural of 'to say', indicating reported speech.
- 1.to permitclassical
To allow or sanction something; to deem permissible.
- 1.openingboth
The act of opening; in this context, the pronunciation of a vowel sound.
- 1.hamzaboth
A glottal stop sound, represented by the letter ء.
- 1.raboth
The letter ر in the Arabic alphabet.
- 1.to beboth
The past tense of 'to be', indicating existence or a state in the past.
- 1.Al-Baydaclassical
A place name, mentioned as one of the villages within the province of Istakhr.
- 1.Darabjirdclassical
A place name, mentioned as one of the villages within the province of Istakhr.
- 1.provinceclassical
A large administrative region or district, often encompassing several towns and villages.
- 1.Farsboth
A historical region and province in southwestern Iran.
- 1.Shirazboth
A major city in southwestern Iran, capital of Fars province.
- 1.farsakhclassical
An ancient Persian unit of distance, approximately equivalent to a league.
- 1.Al-Hasan ibn Ahmadclassical
The name of a specific individual, identified as a judge (Qadi).
- 1.Yazidboth
A male given name.
- 1.Isaboth
The Arabic name for Jesus.
- 1.Al-Fadlboth
A male given name, meaning 'فضل' (فضل - grace, merit).
- 1.the judgeboth
A legal official who presides over court proceedings and delivers judgments.
- 1.to be bornboth
To come into existence through birth.
- 1.Al-Abbasboth
A male given name, notably the name of the Prophet Muhammad's uncle.
- 1.Ahmadboth
A common male given name, meaning 'most praiseworthy'.
- 1.Husaynboth
A male given name, diminutive of 'Hasan'.
- 1.Danajclassical
A surname or part of a name mentioned in the text.
- 1.to resideboth
To live in a particular place; to inhabit.
- 1.Egyptboth
A country in North Africa, known for its ancient civilization.
- 1.to dieboth
To cease to live; to pass away.
- 1.the dateboth
A specific day or period in time, often recorded.
- 1.to be confusedboth
To have one's perception or understanding mixed up; to mistake one thing for another.
- 1.to ponderboth
To think about something carefully and deeply.