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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