Lisan al-'Arab (Ù „ Ø 3Ø § Ù † Ø § Ù „ Ø ¹ Ø ± Ø]) is a monumental and comprehensive Arabic dictionary compiled by Ibn Manzur in the 13th century. This seventh and eighth volume contribute to the extensive work, which remains one of the most important and exhaustive sources on the Arabic language. It is not merely a collection of words and definitions; it is a rich repository of Arabic culture, history, and literature, drawing upon earlier dictionaries and incorporating a wealth of linguistic and cultural information.
This enduring lexicon is an invaluable resource for scholars, students, and anyone interested in the Arabic language and its historical development. Its detailed entries provide insights into the nuances of the language and its usage over centuries. This edition preserves the meticulous scholarship of Ibn Manzur, making it an essential addition to any library of Arabic studies.
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