أبجد

See also: ابجد, اتخذ, أتخذ, اتحد, and أتحد

Arabic

Etymology

From the first four letters of the Arabic alphabet arranged in the old style, which is similar to the Greek and Hebrew order: أ ب ج د. This is the standard alphabetical order used in lists and for numbering paragraphs. The alphabet is divided into these eight barbarous words, as memorialized in a popular children’s song:

أبجد هوز حطي كلمن سعفص قرشت ثخذ ضظغ ʾabjad hawwaz ḥaṭṭī kalaman saʿafaṣ qarašat ṯaxxaḏ ḍaẓẓağ

Noun

أَبْجَد (ʾabjad) m (plural أَبْجَدَات (ʾabjadāt))

  1. alphabet, abjad
  2. (plural) elementary facts, simple truths

Declension

See also

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