Arabic

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Etymology 1

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See طَرْز (ṭarz).

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Noun

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طِرَاز (ṭirāzm (plural طُرُز (ṭuruz) or أَطْرِزَة (ʔaṭriza))

  1. embroidery, or a piece of embroidered textile
  2. fashion, type, form, sort, style, model etc.
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Etymology 2

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Occupational noun of طَرْز (ṭarz).

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Noun

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طَرَّاز (ṭarrāzm (plural طَرَّازُون (ṭarrāzūn), feminine طَرَّازَة (ṭarrāza))

  1. embroiderer
    • (feminine plural)
      a. 1135, Ibn ʿAbdūn, “Un document sur la vie urbaine et les corps de métiers à Séville au début du XIIe siècle: Le traité d’Ibn ʿAbdūn publié avec une introduction et un glossaire”, in Évariste Lévi-Provençal, editor, Journal asiatique[1], number 2, published 1934, page 237 (٤٥) 14:
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Persian

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Etymology 1

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Arabic respelling of a word which is originally a Persian loan into Arabic.

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Readings
Classical reading? tirāz
Dari reading? tirāz
Iranian reading? terâz
Tajik reading? tiroz

Noun

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طراز (terâz)

  1. Alternative spelling of تراز (terâz, embroidery, embroidered ornament).

Etymology 2

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Readings
Classical reading? tarāz
Dari reading? tarāz
Iranian reading? tarâz
Tajik reading? taroz

Proper noun

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طراز (tarâz)

  1. Taraz, Talas (a city in Kazakhstan)
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  • In classical Persian literature, Taraz/Talas is renowned for the beauty of its inhabitants and the quality of its musk.