See also: مجہول

Arabic

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Etymology

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Derived from the passive participle of جَهِلَ (jahila, to be ignorant, to not know), from the root ج ه ل (j-h-l): literally, “not known”. The word is used to describe the passive voice, because in the passive the agent of the verb is usually not mentioned and is therefore unknown.

Adjective

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مَجْهُول (majhūl) (feminine مَجْهُولَة (majhūla), masculine plural مَجْهُولُونَ (majhūlūna))

  1. unknown
  2. anonymous

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Noun

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مَجْهُول (majhūlm

  1. (grammar) passive voice
  2. a variety of date palm with large and sweet fruit

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Persian

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Etymology

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Borrowed from Arabic مَجْهُول (majhūl).

Pronunciation

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Readings
Classical reading? majhūl
Dari reading? majhūl
Iranian reading? majhul
Tajik reading? majhul

Adjective

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Dari مجهول
Iranian Persian
Tajik маҷҳул

مجهول (majhul)

  1. (grammar) passive
  2. unknown
  3. (Classical Persian, Dari) majhul (vowel); see مَعْرُوف و مَجْهُول (ma'rūf u majhūl).
    Antonym: مَعْروف (ma'ruf)

Noun

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Dari مجهول
Iranian Persian
Tajik маҷҳул

مجهول (majhul)

  1. (Classical Persian, Dari) majhul (vowel); see مَعْرُوف و مَجْهُول (ma'rūf u majhūl).
    Antonym: مَعْروف (ma'ruf)

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