معقول

Arabic

Etymology

Derived from the passive participle of عَقَلَ‎ (ʕaqala, “to be reasonable, to understand”), from the root ع ق ل‎ (ʕ-q-l); compare عَقْل‎ (ʕaql, “reason, intelligence”).

Adjective

مَعْقُول • (maʕqūl), feminine مَعْقُولَة‎ (maʕqūla), masculine plural مَعْقُولُونَ‎ (maʕqūlūna), feminine plural مَعْقُولَات‎ (maʕqūlāt)

  1. seized by the intellect, comprehended, conceived
  2. reasonable, logical, plausible, credible, sensible
  3. comprehensible, intelligible, understandable
  4. wise
  5. considerate
  6. bound, held, restricted

Declension

Descendants

  • → Kazakh: мақұл (maqūl)
  • → Northern Kurdish: maqûl
  • → Persian: معقول‎ (ma'qul)
  • → Tajik: маъқул (maʾqul)
  • → Turkish: makul

References

Noun

مَعْقُول • (maʕqūl) m

  1. comprehension, understanding

Declension

References

Persian

Etymology

From Arabic مَعْقُول‎ (maʕqūl).

Adjective

Dari معقول
Iranian Persian
Tajik маъқул (maʾqul)

معقول • (ma'qul), comparative معقول‌تَر‎ (ma'qul-tar), superlative معقول‌تَرین‎ (ma'qul-tarin)

  1. rational, reasonable
  2. understanding
  3. sensible
  4. acceptable
  5. (colloquial) polite

South Levantine Arabic

Root
ع ق ل‎

Etymology

From Arabic مَعْقُول‎ (maʕqūl).

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): (Urban) /maʕ.ʔuːl/, [maʕˈʔuːl]
  • IPA(key): (Bedouin) /maʕ.ɡuːl/, [maʕˈɡuːl]
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Adjective

معقول • (maʕʔūl), feminine معقيلة‎ (maʕʔūle)

  1. reasonable, logical

Interjection

معقول • (maʕʔūl)

  1. really?, is it possible?
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