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نِطَاق

range

Noun · masculineRoot ن-ط-ق

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Plural
نُطُق
Other plural
نِطَاقَات

Most common words from the same root

Adjective
logical
Verb · Form I
نَطَقَ
to articulate
Noun
مَنْطِق
logic
Noun
مَنْطِقِيَّة
logicalness

نِطَاق in English

Noun · masculine

  1. range, extent, scope
  2. garrison belt
  3. limit, boundary
  4. girth, girdle, belt
    عَلَيْنَا البَيْضُ وَٱليَلَبُ ٱليَمَانِي وَأَسْيَافٌ يَقُمْنَ وَيَنْحَنِيْنَا عَلَيْنَا كُلُّ سَابِغَةٍ دِلَاصٍ تَرَى فَوْقَ ٱلنِّطَاقِ لَهَا غُضُوْنَاWe are armed with bright sabres, and clad in habergeons Our scimitars are part straight, part bent. We have coats of mail that glitter like lightning, the plaits of which are seen in wrinkles above our belts.a. 584, ʿAmr ibn Kult̠ūm, his Muʿallaqa, a well-known work
  5. circle, ring, enclosure
  6. domain

Words from the root ن-ط-ق

Arabic verbs come in forms; each form's nouns are listed under its verb. See the whole root on one page →

نَطَقَ · present يَنْطِقُ

to articulate; to pronounce, to utter

مَنْطِق
Verbal noun
logic
نُطْق
Verbal noun
نُطُوق
Verbal noun
نَاطِق
Active participle · Adjective
talking
نَاطِق
Active participle
orator
مَنْطُوق
Passive participle · Adjective
spoken
مَنْطُوق
Passive participle
text
نَاطَقَ · present يُنَاطِقُ

to discuss with or talk to

مُنَاطَقَة
Verbal noun
مُنَاطِق
Active participle
مُنَاطَق
Passive participle
اِسْتَنْطَقَ · present يَسْتَنْطِقُ

to question, interrogate, inquire; to speak to

اِسْتِنْطَاق
Verbal noun
interrogation
مُسْتَنْطِق
Active participle
interrogator
مُسْتَنْطَق
Passive participle
Noun · f.
zone
Adjective
logical
Noun · m.
range
مَنْطِقِيَّة
Noun · f.
logicalness
مَنْطَقَة
Noun · f.
نُطْقِيَّات
Noun
phonology

نِطَاق: plural and other forms

Singularنِطَاق
Pluralنُطُق
Alternative pluralsنِطَاقَات

نِطَاق in a sentence

Dictionary examples

girth

عَلَيْنَا البَيْضُ وَٱليَلَبُ ٱليَمَانِي وَأَسْيَافٌ يَقُمْنَ وَيَنْحَنِيْنَا عَلَيْنَا كُلُّ سَابِغَةٍ دِلَاصٍ تَرَى فَوْقَ ٱلنِّطَاقِ لَهَا غُضُوْنَاWe are armed with bright sabres, and clad in habergeons Our scimitars are part straight, part bent. We have coats of mail that glitter like lightning, the plaits of which are seen in wrinkles above our belts.a. 584, ʿAmr ibn Kult̠ūm, his Muʿallaqa, a well-known work

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