মোকরর
Bengali edit
Alternative forms edit
- মুকরর (mukôrôr) — less common
Etymology edit
From Classical Persian مقرر (moqarrar), from Arabic مُقَرَّر (muqarrar). Compare Western Panjabi مقَرر (muqarrar) and Gujarati મુકરર (mukrar).
Adjective edit
মোকরর • (mokôrôr) (comparative আরও মোকরর, superlative সবচেয়ে মোকরর)
- fixed, determined, settled
- appointed, posted
- দুইজন ছাহাবাকে - করে মোকরর। ওবায়দ বিন জারাহ হজরত ওমর।- Farrukh Ahmad in ছহি বড় রহমতে আলম (sôhi bôṛô rôhmôte alôm, “Authentic Great Mercy of the World”) (Islamic Academy, 1965)
- duijôn sahabake - kôre mokôrôr. obaẏd bin jarah hôzrôt omôr.
- Two companions, he appointed. Abu Ubayda the son of al-Jarrah and his eminence Omar.
Derived terms edit
- মোকররী (mokôrôrī)
References edit
- Accessible Dictionary, “মোকরর” Bengali-Bengali, Government of Bangladesh
- Accessible Dictionary, “মোকরর” Bengali-English, Government of Bangladesh