ب ب ل
Root entry · 10 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the ancient Mesopotamian city of Babylon, its inhabitants, and associated concepts like magic and wine. It also extends to place names derived from or related to Babylon, and in some classical contexts, a type of poison.
Derived headwords
- 1.Babylonboth
The ancient city in Iraq, historically associated with magic, wine, and the Chaldeans. It is also mentioned as a location in biblical and Quranic narratives.
- 2.Iraqclassical
In some interpretations, the name 'Babylon' referred to the region of Iraq.
- 3.Denbavandclassical
Another interpretation suggests 'Babylon' could refer to the mountain of Denbavand.
- 4.Kufaclassical
The city of Kufa was also identified as 'Babylon' by some scholars.
- 1.Harut and Marutboth
Two angels mentioned in the Quran, associated with Babylon and the teaching of magic.
- 1.Chaldeansboth
The people who inhabited Babylon in ancient times, considered the first inhabitants and rulers of the city after Noah.
- 1.Babylonianboth
Relating to or originating from Babylon, used to describe things associated with the city, such as magic and wine.
- 2.Poisonousclassical
In classical usage, 'al-Babli' could refer to poison, possibly due to associations with Babylonian magic or substances.
- 1.Bablaclassical
A large, inhabited village located near Aleppo.
- 1.Babyloniansclassical
In ancient Egyptian language, this term referred to the land of Egypt generally, or specifically to the Fustat area.
- 2.Good separationclassical
Derived from the concept of separation ('babl'), this name was given to Egypt, signifying a good or blessed separation.
- 3.Babylonianclassical
A king from Saba, whose descendant ruled Egypt during the time of Abraham.
- 1.Biblyunclassical
A place name, likely referring to a location in Egypt, where people settled after being exiled from Basra.
- 1.Babilclassical
A village in Egypt, located in the Monufia Governorate.
- 1.Al-Babliclassical
A title referring to scholars or jurists from Egypt, specifically associated with the village of Babil.
- 1.Al-Murabba al-Kabliclassical
A treatise written about the teachers and students of Al-Babli, a scholar from Egypt.