بخار

See also: تجاز‎, تجار‎, بحار‎, and تخار‎

Arabic

Etymology

From the root ب خ ر‎ (b-ḵ-r), related to vapor. Compare with بَخَرَ‎ (baḵara, “to boil”), تَبَخَّر‎ (tabaḵḵar, “to evaporate, to perfume with incense”) and بُخُور‎ (buḵūr, “incense”)[1].

Pronunciation

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Noun

بُخَار • (buḵār) m (plural أَبْخِرَة‎ (ʔabḵira))

  1. vapor, fume
  2. steam

Declension

Descendants

  • Gulf Arabic: بخار‎ (buḵār)
  • → Armenian: բուխարի (buxari)
  • → Azerbaijani: buxarı
  • Hindustani:
  • → Georgian: ბუხარი (buxari)
  • → Persian: بخار‎ (boxâr)
  • → Turkish: buhar

References

  1. Federico Corriente and Ignacio Ferrando (2005) Diccionario avanzado árabe: Tomo I: árabe-español, page 49,50

Persian

Dari بخار
Iranian Persian
Tajik бухор (buxor)

Etymology

From Arabic بُخَار‎ (buḵār, “steam, vapour”).

Pronunciation

  • (Tajik) IPA(key): /buˈxɔɾ/

  • Rhymes: -âr

Noun

بخار • (boxâr)

  1. steam, vapor

Urdu

Etymology

Borrowed from Arabic بُخَار‎ (buḵār, “steam, vapour”).

Noun

بخار • (buxār) m (Hindi spelling बुख़ार)

  1. fever, warmth, anger
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