فشن

Root entry · 8 derived lemmas

This root entry primarily lists place names and personal names derived from or associated with locations. It does not appear to have a core semantic meaning related to actions or concepts in classical Arabic, but rather functions as a toponymic and anthroponymic identifier.

Derived headwords

الفشنname

1.
Place nameclassical
A place in Egypt, in the region of Behnesa, to which a group of later scholars were attributed.

وفشنةname

1.
Place nameclassical
A place in Bukhara from which Abu Zakariyya Yahya bin Zakariyya bin Salih al-Bukhari al-Fashni, who narrated from Asbat bin Al-Yas' al-Bukhari and others, originated.

فشنيname

1.
Attribution to Fashnaclassical
An adjective or nisba indicating origin from the place Fashna.

فاشانname

1.
Place nameclassical
A place in Merv from which Musa bin Hatim narrated from Al-Maqburi, and his son Muhammad bin Musa narrated from 'Abdan, who was criticized.

فيشونname

1.
River nameclassical
A river, according to Al-Layth. He also stated it is the name of a man.
2.
Man's nameclassical
The name of a man, according to Al-Layth.

إفشينname

1.
Foreign nameclassical
A foreign name. In one manuscript, it is written as 'Afshiyun'.

أفشوانname

1.
Village nameclassical
A village located four parasangs from Bukhara, from which Abu Nasr Muhammad bin Ibrahim bin Abdullah al-Adib originated.

أفشينةname

1.
Village nameclassical
A village in Bukhara, mentioned by Yaqut.

Parallel reading

الفشن، بالفتح والشين معجمة: أهمله الجماعة.

Al-Fashn, with fatha and the voiced shin: the group neglected it.

وهي (ة بمصر من أعمال البهنساوية، نسب إليها جماعة من المتأخرين.

And it is a village in Egypt, from the districts of Behnesa, to which a group of later scholars were attributed.

وفشنة، بهاء: ة ببخارى منها أبو زكريا يحيى بن زكريا بن صالح البخاري الفشني عن أسباط بن اليسع البخاري وغيره.

And Fashnah, with haa: a village in Bukhara from which Abu Zakariyya Yahya bin Zakariyya bin Salih al-Bukhari al-Fashni narrated from Asbat bin Al-Yas' al-Bukhari and others.

وفاشان: ة بمرو منها: موسى بن حاتم عن المقبري؛ وابنه محمد بن موسى عن عبدان، تكلم فيه.

And Fashan: a village in Merv from which Musa bin Hatim narrated from Al-Maqburi; and his son Muhammad bin Musa narrated from 'Abdan, who was criticized.

وفيشون: نهر؛ عن الليث، قال: وهو اسم رجل أيضا.

And Fayshun: a river; from Al-Layth, who said: it is also the name of a man.

قال الأزهري: على أنه قد يكون فعلونا، وإن لم يحك سيبويه هذا البناء.

Al-Azhari said: it might be on the pattern 'faylun', even though Sibawayh did not cite this pattern.

وإفشين، بالكسر: (اسم أعجمي، وفي نسخة العين: أفشيون.

And Ifshin, with kasra: (a foreign name, and in the manuscript of Al-'Ayn: Afshiyun.

ومما يستدرك عليه: أفشوان: قرية على أربعة فراسخ من بخارى، منها أبو نصر محمد بن إبراهيم بن عبد الله الأديب.

And among what is to be added: Afshawan: a village four parasangs from Bukhara, from which Abu Nasr Muhammad bin Ibrahim bin Abdullah al-Adib originated.

وأفشينة: من قرى بخارى، عن ياقوت:

And Afshina: among the villages of Bukhara, according to Yaqut: