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ṭayyib
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adjectiveGood, pleasant, agreeable, or wholesome; used of things such as food, smells, places, or experiences.
ṭayyib
Pronunciation
Etymology
From the Arabic root ط ي ب, associated with goodness, pleasantness, purity, and fragrance.
Examples
هذا طعام طيب.
hādhā ṭaʿām ṭayyib
This is good food.
كان الجو طيبًا في القرية.
kāna al-jaww ṭayyiban fī al-qaryah.
The weather was pleasant in the village.
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adjectiveKind, good-hearted, gentle, or morally good, especially of a person.
ṭayyib
Pronunciation
Etymology
From the Arabic root ط ي ب, associated with goodness, pleasantness, purity, and fragrance.
Examples
هو رجل طيب.
huwa rajul ṭayyib.
He is a kind man.
كانت المعلمة طيبة مع الأطفال.
kānat al-muʿallimah ṭayyibah maʿa al-aṭfāl
The teacher was kind to the children.
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particlediscourse particle
Okay; all right; well then. Used especially in conversation to accept, acknowledge, or move the discussion forward.
ṭayyib
Pronunciation
Etymology
A conversational use extended from the adjective meaning “good” or “agreeable.”
Examples
طيب، سأنتظرك هنا.
ṭayyib, saʾantaziruka hunā
Okay, I will wait for you here.
طيب، ماذا نفعل الآن؟
ṭayyib, mādhā nafʿalu al-āna
Well then, what do we do now?
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noun[U]
Perfume, fragrance, or a pleasant scent; often used with the definite article.
ṭīb
Pronunciation
Etymology
From the Arabic root ط ي ب, denoting pleasantness, goodness, and fragrance.
Examples
انتشر الطيب في الغرفة.
intashara aṭ-ṭīb fī al-ghurfah.
The fragrance spread through the room.
اشترى طيبًا من السوق.
ishtarā ṭīban min as-sūq.
He bought perfume from the market.
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