شبة

See also: ستة‎, شبه‎, شبھ‎, and سبة‎

Arabic

Etymology

From the root ش ب ب‎ (š-b-b).

Noun

شَبَّة • (šabba) f (singulative, collective شَبّ‎ m (šabb))

  1. piece of alum

Declension

Noun

شَبّة • (šabba) f (plural شَبَائِب‎ (šabāʔib)) (rare)

  1. lass, kweng (i. q. شَابَّة‎ (šābba))

Declension

Noun

شَبّة • (šabba) f (rare)

  1. prance, a single act of the legs being lifted

Declension

Gulf Arabic

Etymology

Deverbal noun from شب‎ (“to flame up, to flare”).

Pronunciation

Noun

شَبّة • (šabba) f (plural شَبّات‎ (šabbāt))

  1. a streetlight
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