misbaha

English

Etymology

From Arabic مِسْبَحَة‎ (misbaḥa) from سَبَّحَ‎ (sabbaḥa, “to praise, to glorify”).

Noun

misbaha (plural misbahas)

A set of Islamic prayer beads.

Translations

set of Islamic prayer beads

Albanian: tespih m
Arabic: مِسْبَحَة‎ m (misbaḥa), سُبْحَة‎ m (subḥa)
Algerian Arabic: مسباح‎ m (misbaḥ)

Egyptian Arabic: سِبحة‎ m (subḥa)

Gulf Arabic: سبحة‎ m (subḥa)

Moroccan Arabic: تسبيح‎ m (tasbiḥ)
Azerbaijani: təsbeh
French: misbaha m
German: Misbaha m, Subha m
Hebrew: מִסְבַּחָה‎ m (misbah)
Indonesian: tasbih (id), tasbeh (id)
Korean: 수브하 (subeuha), 미스바하 (miseubaha), 타스비흐 (taseubiheu)
Kurdish:
Central Kurdish: سبحە‎ (sibḧe)
Malay: tasbih (ms)
Ottoman Turkish: تَسْبیح‎ (tasbih)
Persian: تسبیح‎ (fa) (tasbih)
Polish: tasbih m
Russian: субха (subxa), мисбаха (misbaxa), тасбих (tasbix)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: тѐспих m

Roman: tèspih (sh) m
Somali: tusbax
Swahili: tasbihi
Tajik: тасбеҳ (tasbeh)
Turkish: tespih (tr)
Uzbek:
Cyrillic: тасбеҳ (tasbeh)

Roman: tasbeh (uz)

Anagrams

Bahaism, Baha'ism, Bahá'ísm, Baháʼísm

French

Etymology

From Arabic مِسْبَحَة‎ (misbaḥa).

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /mis.ba.a/

Noun

misbaha m (plural misbahas)

misbaha

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