مشبك
See also: مسبك
Arabic
editEtymology
editFrom شَبَكَة (šabaka, “net, grid”) within the root ش ب ك (š-b-k).
The interpretation of the pastry as a kind of latticework,[1] though it have a griddy structure, is doubtful, since it would only work as a calque of half of the term in Indo-Aryan where there are words for “net” such as Hindi जाल (jāl), जाली (jālī), Marathi जाळें (jāḷẽ), Punjabi جال (jāl). It may be instead from شَوْبَك (šawbak, “rolling pin”).
Noun
editمِشْبَك • (mišbak) m (plural مَشَابِك (mašābik))
Declension
editDeclension of noun مِشْبَك (mišbak)
Singular | basic singular triptote | ||
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Indefinite | Definite | Construct | |
Informal | مِشْبَك mišbak |
الْمِشْبَك al-mišbak |
مِشْبَك mišbak |
Nominative | مِشْبَكٌ mišbakun |
الْمِشْبَكُ al-mišbaku |
مِشْبَكُ mišbaku |
Accusative | مِشْبَكًا mišbakan |
الْمِشْبَكَ al-mišbaka |
مِشْبَكَ mišbaka |
Genitive | مِشْبَكٍ mišbakin |
الْمِشْبَكِ al-mišbaki |
مِشْبَكِ mišbaki |
Dual | Indefinite | Definite | Construct |
Informal | مِشْبَكَيْن mišbakayn |
الْمِشْبَكَيْن al-mišbakayn |
مِشْبَكَيْ mišbakay |
Nominative | مِشْبَكَانِ mišbakāni |
الْمِشْبَكَانِ al-mišbakāni |
مِشْبَكَا mišbakā |
Accusative | مِشْبَكَيْنِ mišbakayni |
الْمِشْبَكَيْنِ al-mišbakayni |
مِشْبَكَيْ mišbakay |
Genitive | مِشْبَكَيْنِ mišbakayni |
الْمِشْبَكَيْنِ al-mišbakayni |
مِشْبَكَيْ mišbakay |
Plural | basic broken plural diptote | ||
Indefinite | Definite | Construct | |
Informal | مَشَابِك mašābik |
الْمَشَابِك al-mašābik |
مَشَابِك mašābik |
Nominative | مَشَابِكُ mašābiku |
الْمَشَابِكُ al-mašābiku |
مَشَابِكُ mašābiku |
Accusative | مَشَابِكَ mašābika |
الْمَشَابِكَ al-mašābika |
مَشَابِكَ mašābika |
Genitive | مَشَابِكَ mašābika |
الْمَشَابِكِ al-mašābiki |
مَشَابِكِ mašābiki |
Noun
editمُشَبَّك • (mušabbak) m (plural مُشَبَّكَات (mušabbakāt))
- plaiting, plaitwork, meshy cover
- synonym of زَلَابِيَّة (zalābiyya, “a kind of fritter”)
Declension
editDeclension of noun مُشَبَّك (mušabbak)
Singular | basic singular triptote | ||
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Indefinite | Definite | Construct | |
Informal | مُشَبَّك mušabbak |
الْمُشَبَّك al-mušabbak |
مُشَبَّك mušabbak |
Nominative | مُشَبَّكٌ mušabbakun |
الْمُشَبَّكُ al-mušabbaku |
مُشَبَّكُ mušabbaku |
Accusative | مُشَبَّكًا mušabbakan |
الْمُشَبَّكَ al-mušabbaka |
مُشَبَّكَ mušabbaka |
Genitive | مُشَبَّكٍ mušabbakin |
الْمُشَبَّكِ al-mušabbaki |
مُشَبَّكِ mušabbaki |
Dual | Indefinite | Definite | Construct |
Informal | مُشَبَّكَيْن mušabbakayn |
الْمُشَبَّكَيْن al-mušabbakayn |
مُشَبَّكَيْ mušabbakay |
Nominative | مُشَبَّكَانِ mušabbakāni |
الْمُشَبَّكَانِ al-mušabbakāni |
مُشَبَّكَا mušabbakā |
Accusative | مُشَبَّكَيْنِ mušabbakayni |
الْمُشَبَّكَيْنِ al-mušabbakayni |
مُشَبَّكَيْ mušabbakay |
Genitive | مُشَبَّكَيْنِ mušabbakayni |
الْمُشَبَّكَيْنِ al-mušabbakayni |
مُشَبَّكَيْ mušabbakay |
Plural | sound feminine plural | ||
Indefinite | Definite | Construct | |
Informal | مُشَبَّكَات mušabbakāt |
الْمُشَبَّكَات al-mušabbakāt |
مُشَبَّكَات mušabbakāt |
Nominative | مُشَبَّكَاتٌ mušabbakātun |
الْمُشَبَّكَاتُ al-mušabbakātu |
مُشَبَّكَاتُ mušabbakātu |
Accusative | مُشَبَّكَاتٍ mušabbakātin |
الْمُشَبَّكَاتِ al-mušabbakāti |
مُشَبَّكَاتِ mušabbakāti |
Genitive | مُشَبَّكَاتٍ mušabbakātin |
الْمُشَبَّكَاتِ al-mušabbakāti |
مُشَبَّكَاتِ mušabbakāti |
References
edit- ^ But so phantasized by Schwartz, Randy (2009) “Luqmat al-qādī: The Morsel that Went to the Ends of the Earth”, in Repast[1], volume 25, number 1, page 9b as the original meaning of Classical Persian زلیبیا (zalībiyā, zilībiyā)