طلا

See also: طلاء‎

Arabic

Etymology

From Proto-West Semitic *ṭalay-.

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /tˤa.lan/

Noun

طَلًا • (ṭalan) m (dual طَلَوَان‎ (ṭalawān), plural أَطْلَاء‎ (ʔaṭlāʔ) or طِلَاء‎ (ṭilāʔ) or طُلِيّ‎ (ṭuliyy))

  1. the young of a deer or gazelle
    • a. 622, لَبيد بن ربيعة [Labīd ibn Rabīʿa], معلقة [Muʻallaqa], line 7a:
      ‏فَعَلا فُرُوعُ الأيْهُقَانِ وَأطْفَلَتْ * بالجَلهَتين ظِبَاؤهَا ونَعَامُهَا
      والعِينُ ساكِنَةٌ على أطْلائِهَا
      ‎
      And there sprung shoots of arugula, and in the brinks of a valley the goats and antelopes have youngs, and the large-eyed rest upon their fawns.

Declension

Baluchi

Etymology

From Arabic طِلَاء‎ (ṭilāʔ).

Noun

طلا • (talá, tilá)

  1. gold

See also

Munji

Noun

طلا (talā)

  1. gold

Persian

Etymology

From Arabic طِلَاء‎ (ṭilāʔ).

Pronunciation

Noun

Dari طلا
Iranian Persian
Tajik тилло (tillo)

طَلا • (talâ)

  1. gold (metal)
    Synonym: زر‎ (zar)

Derived terms

  • طلاساز‎ (talâsâz, “goldsmith”)
  • طلایی‎ (talâyi, “golden”)
  • واحد طلا‎ (vâhed-e talâ, “gold standard of currency”)

Descendants

  • → Georgian: თელა (tela) (chiefly Fereydan)

See also

Further reading

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