دستة

See also: دسته‎

Arabic

Etymology

From Yemeni Arabic and Egyptian Arabic of Cairo – in Alexandria and Libya one has دَزِّينَة‎ (dazzīna, “dozen”), in the Gulf, Mekka and Aden دَرْزَن‎ (darzan) –, a borrowing from Ottoman Turkish دسته‎ (deste), from Persian دسته‎ (dasta). Doublet of دَسْتَج‎ (dastaj).

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /das.ta/

Noun

دَسْتَة • (dasta) f (plural دَسْتَات‎ (dastāt) or دِسَت‎ (disat))

  1. dozen

Declension

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