عادل

Arabic

Etymology 1

Derived from the active participle of the verb عَدُلَ‎ (ʕadula, “to be just, to be fair”), from the root ع د ل‎ (ʕ-d-l).

Adjective

عَادِل • (ʕādil) (feminine عَادِلَة‎ (ʕādila), masculine plural عَادِلُونَ‎ (ʕādilūna), elative أَعْدَل‎ (ʔaʕdal))

  1. just, fair, equitable
  2. upright
  3. giving judgment
  4. similar, equal
  5. deviating, deflecting, varying
Declension
Synonyms
Antonyms
Descendants
  • → Persian: عادل‎ ('âdel)
  • → Malay: adil
  • → Mongolian: адал (adal)
  • → Swahili: adili

Noun

عَادِل • (ʕādil) m (plural عُدَّال‎ (ʕuddāl) or عَدْل‎ (ʕadl))

  1. honest witness
Declension

Noun

عَادِل • (ʕādil) m (plural عُدُول‎ (ʕudūl))

  1. notary, judge
Declension

Verb

عَادَلَ • (ʕādala) III, non-past يُعَادِلُ‎‎ (yuʕādilu)

  1. to be equal to
  2. to equate
Conjugation

Proper noun

عَادِل • (ʕādil) m

  1. a male given name
Declension

Persian

Etymology

From Arabic عَادِل‎ (ʕādil).

Pronunciation

    • (Dari): IPA(key): /ɒːdɪl/

    Adjective

    عادل • ('âdel) (comparative عادل‌تَر‎ ('âdel-tar), superlative عادل‌تَرین‎ ('âdel-tarin))

    1. just, equitable
      Synonym: دادگر‎ (dâdgar)

    References

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