هیکل

See also: هيكل‎

Persian

Etymology

Borrowed from Arabic هَيْكَل‎ (haykal, “armature, temple”), from Proto-West Semitic, from Akkadian 𒂍𒃲 (ekallu), from Sumerian 𒂍𒃲 (É.GAL).

Pronunciation

(Iranian Persian) IPA^(key): [hei̯ˈkʲæl]

Noun

Dari Persian	هیکل‎
Iranian Persian	هیکل‎
Tajiki Persian	ҳайкал (haykal)

هیکل • (heykal) (plural هیکل‌ها‎ (heykal-hâ) or هیاکل‎ (hayâkel))

(rare) temple
‏‎
Heykal-e Soleymân
Solomon's Temple
(now rare) statue
physique
body, especially human body

Synonyms

(temple): معبد‎ (ma'bad)
(statue): پیکره‎ (peykare), مجسمه‎ (mojassame)
(body): بدن‎ (badan), پیکر‎ (peykar), جثه‎ (josse)

Derived terms

بدهیکل‎ (bad-heykal)
خوش‌هیکل‎ (xoš-heykal)
هیکلی‎ (heykali)
هیکل‌تراش‎ (heykal-tarâš)
هیکل‌تراشی‎ (heykal-tarâši)
هیکل‌ساز‎ (heykal-sâz)
هیکل‌سازی‎ (heykal-sâzi)

Descendants

Tajik: ҳайкал (haykal)
- → Uzbek: haykal
→ Azerbaijani: heykəl
→ Bashkir: һәйкәл (häykäl)
→ English: heykel
→ Kurdish: heykel
→ Ottoman Turkish: هیكل‎ (heykel)
- Turkish: heykel
→ Zazaki: heykel

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