بستن
Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThis entry discusses the Persian loanword 'būstān' and its derivatives, primarily referring to gardens and orchards. It also mentions geographical locations named after gardens and individuals associated with them.
Derived headwords
- 1.gardenboth
A cultivated area, typically with trees, flowers, and vegetables; an orchard.
- 2.fragranceclassical
A pleasant smell or scent, derived from the Persian origin of the word.
- 1.gardenboth
A cultivated area, typically with trees, flowers, and vegetables; an orchard.
- 2.fragranceclassical
A pleasant smell or scent, derived from the Persian origin of the word.
- 1.gardenerboth
One who cultivates or tends a garden.
- 2.related to a gardenboth
Pertaining to or originating from a garden.
- 1.nisba nameboth
A surname indicating a connection to a place called Būstān or to gardening.
- 1.gardensboth
Plural of būstān, referring to multiple gardens or orchards.
- 1.gardensboth
Plural of būstān, referring to multiple gardens or orchards.
- 1.Minister's Gardensboth
A village located in the region of Halaf, Egypt.
- 1.Ibn 'Amir's Gardenboth
A location near Mecca, described as the meeting point of the two Yamani and Shami palm trees.
- 1.Ibrahim's Gardenboth
A place located in the lands of the Banu Asad tribe.
- 1.Al-Musnāh Gardenboth
A location in the capital city of Baghdad.
- 1.Harith al-Bustanboth
A person whose name or epithet is associated with gardens.
- 1.Al-Bustanboth
A village near Damietta.
- 2.Al-Bustanboth
A specific location in the Great Qarafa cemetery in Egypt, where scholars are buried.