مربد
Arabic
Etymology
From the root ر ب د (r-b-d).
Noun
مِرْبَذ • (mirbaḏ) m (plural مَرَابِد (marābid))
- enclosure for beasts, where one shuts the camels; a place where on dries dates; palm groves outside of a city where Bedouins pass through for their business (the same place)
Declension
Declension of noun مِرْبَذ (mirbaḏ)
| Singular | basic singular triptote | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Indefinite | Definite | Construct | |
| Informal | مِرْبَذ mirbaḏ | الْمِرْبَذ al-mirbaḏ | مِرْبَذ mirbaḏ |
| Nominative | مِرْبَذٌ mirbaḏun | الْمِرْبَذُ al-mirbaḏu | مِرْبَذُ mirbaḏu |
| Accusative | مِرْبَذًا mirbaḏan | الْمِرْبَذَ al-mirbaḏa | مِرْبَذَ mirbaḏa |
| Genitive | مِرْبَذٍ mirbaḏin | الْمِرْبَذِ al-mirbaḏi | مِرْبَذِ mirbaḏi |
| Dual | Indefinite | Definite | Construct |
| Informal | مِرْبَذَيْن mirbaḏayn | الْمِرْبَذَيْن al-mirbaḏayn | مِرْبَذَيْ mirbaḏay |
| Nominative | مِرْبَذَانِ mirbaḏāni | الْمِرْبَذَانِ al-mirbaḏāni | مِرْبَذَا mirbaḏā |
| Accusative | مِرْبَذَيْنِ mirbaḏayni | الْمِرْبَذَيْنِ al-mirbaḏayni | مِرْبَذَيْ mirbaḏay |
| Genitive | مِرْبَذَيْنِ mirbaḏayni | الْمِرْبَذَيْنِ al-mirbaḏayni | مِرْبَذَيْ mirbaḏay |
| Plural | basic broken plural diptote | ||
| Indefinite | Definite | Construct | |
| Informal | مَرَابِد marābid | الْمَرَابِد al-marābid | مَرَابِد marābid |
| Nominative | مَرَابِدُ marābidu | الْمَرَابِدُ al-marābidu | مَرَابِدُ marābidu |
| Accusative | مَرَابِدَ marābida | الْمَرَابِدَ al-marābida | مَرَابِدَ marābida |
| Genitive | مَرَابِدَ marābida | الْمَرَابِدِ al-marābidi | مَرَابِدِ marābidi |
Derived terms
- المِرْبَد (al-mirbad, “a site outside Baṣra, a former camel market that became a meeting place for literati, and is therefore now a suburb”)