بازنقر

Arabic

Alternative forms

• بَازِنْجِر (bāzinjir)

Etymology

Garrison-language, Ottoman Turkish ار باصقینجی (basgıncı er, literally “man who does a باصقین (baskin, “raid”)”).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /baː.zin.qir/, /baː.zin.ɡir/

Noun

بَازِنْقِر • (bāzinqir) m

1. (Sudan and Chad in the 19th century) a merchant lord-employed forced recruit

Declension

Declension of noun بَازِنْقِر (bāzinqir)

Singular	basic singular triptote
	Indefinite	Definite	Construct
Informal	بَازِنْقِر bāzinqir	الْبَازِنْقِر al-bāzinqir	بَازِنْقِر bāzinqir
Nominative	بَازِنْقِرٌ bāzinqirun	الْبَازِنْقِرُ al-bāzinqiru	بَازِنْقِرُ bāzinqiru
Accusative	بَازِنْقِرًا bāzinqiran	الْبَازِنْقِرَ al-bāzinqira	بَازِنْقِرَ bāzinqira
Genitive	بَازِنْقِرٍ bāzinqirin	الْبَازِنْقِرِ al-bāzinqiri	بَازِنْقِرِ bāzinqiri

Descendants

• → English: bazinger, bazingir, bazinjar, basinger, besinger
• → French: bazinguer

References

• Knüppel, Michael (2013) “Zu Sūdān-Arabisch bāzinqir”, in Zeitschrift für Arabische Linguistik‎^[1] (in German), volume 57, →DOI, pages 40–47