دف

See also: ذق

Arabic

Etymology 1

From the root د ف ف (d-f-f).

Verb

دَفَّ (daffa) I, non-past يَدِفُّ‎ (yadiffu)

  1. to flap the wings (of a bird)
Conjugation

Noun

دَفّ (daff) m (plural دُفُوف (dufūf))

  1. side, lateral surface
Declension
  • دَفَّة (daffa, wing, casement)
  • دِفِّيَّة (diffiyya, loose Egyptian woolen cloak)

Etymology 2

From Middle Persian 𐭣𐭯 (dap), ultimately from Sumerian 𒁾 (dub, tablet).

Noun

دُفّ or دَفّ (duff or daff) m (plural دُفُوف (dufūf))

  1. (music) tambourine
Declension

Baluchi

Noun

دف (daf)

  1. mouth

See also


Ottoman Turkish

Etymology

From Persian دف (daf).

Noun

دف (def, tef)

  1. daf (a Persian frame drum)

Persian

Alternative forms

  1. دپ (dap)

Etymology

From Middle Persian 𐭣𐭯 (dap).

Noun

Dari Persian دف
Iranian Persian دف
Tajiki Persian даф (daf)

دف (daf)

  1. daf (a Persian frame drum)

Descendants

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