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ع ب ر

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Arabic

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Etymology

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    Cognate with Hebrew ע־ב־ר (ʕ-b-r).

    Root

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    ع ب ر (ʕ-b-r)

    1. related to crossing or traversing

    Descendants

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    Verbs
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    References

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    • Wehr, Hans (1960) “ع ب ر”, in J. Milton Cowan, editor, A Dictionary of Modern Written Arabic, 3rd edition, Ithaca, NY: Otto Harrassowitz

    Gulf Arabic

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    Root

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    ع ب ر (transliteration needed)

    1. Related to crossing, traversing
    2. Related to expressing

    Derived terms

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    Verb forms
    • Form I: عبر (ʕibar, to cross)
    • Form II: عبر (ʕabbar, to leak through a diaper)
    • Form II: عبر (ʕabbar, to express)
    • Form VIII: اعتبر (iʕtibar, to take value, lesson from something (e.g. an event, lecture, advice))
    • Form VIII: اعتبر (iʕtibar, to consider)
    Nouns and Adjectives

    South Levantine Arabic

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    Root

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    ع ب ر (transliteration needed)

    1. Related to expression

    Derived terms

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    Verbs and verb forms
    • Form II: عبّر (ʕabbar, to express)
      • Noun Form: تعبير (taʕbīr, expression)
    • Form VIII: اعتبر (iʕtabar, to consider)
      • Noun Form: اعتبار (iʕtibār, consideration)
      • Passive Participle: معتبر (muʕtabar, respected)
    Nouns
    • عبرة (ʕibra, moral, lesson of a story)
    • عبارة (ʕibāra, an expression, saying)
    • معبر (maʕbar, crossing point, pass; ford)
    Adjective