نقارة

Arabic

Etymology

From the root ن ق ر‎ (n-q-r).

Noun

نَقَّارَة • (naqqāra) f (plural نَقَّارَات‎ (naqqārāt) or نَقَاقِير‎ (naqāqīr))

a kind of small drum

Declension

Lua error: attempt to perform arithmetic on local 'h' (a nil value)

Descendants

→ Azerbaijani: nağara
→ Late Latin: nacchara, nacara
- Italian: nacchera
- Old French: nacaire, nacre
  - Middle French: nacre
    - French: nacre (“morther-of-pearl”), nacaire (“a small drum”)
    - → Catalan: nacre
      - → Portuguese: nácar
      - → Spanish: nácar
    - → English: nacre, naker, nacker
  - → English: naker, nakir
→ Hindi: नक़्क़ारा (naqqārā)

Noun

نُقَارَة • (nuqāra) f

what or as much as the bill of a bird (particularly a نَقَّار‎ (naqqār)) picks

Declension

Lua error: attempt to perform arithmetic on local 'h' (a nil value)

Adjective

نَقَّارَة • (naqqāra) f

feminine singular of نَقَّار‎ (naqqār)

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