The name in the dictionary
الجمانة حبة تعمل من الفضة كالدرة؛ قال ابن سيده: وبه سميت المرأة
“al-jumana is a bead made of silver, like a pearl; Ibn Sida said: and women are named after it”
Lisan al-Arab, vol. 13, p. 92
جُمَانَة
Jumana
جمنJumana is a bead made of silver, like a pearl. Lisan al-Arab says: “al-jumana is a bead made of silver, like a pearl; Ibn Sida said: and women are named after it.”
الجمانة حبة تعمل من الفضة كالدرة؛ قال ابن سيده: وبه سميت المرأة“al-jumana is a bead made of silver, like a pearl; Ibn Sida said: and women are named after it”
Lisan al-Arab, vol. 13, p. 92
جُمَانَة
Jumana is a bead made of silver, like a pearl. Lisan al-Arab says: “al-jumana is a bead made of silver, like a pearl; Ibn Sida said: and women are named after it.”
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Jumana is a bead made of silver, like a pearl. Lisan al-Arab says: “al-jumana is a bead made of silver, like a pearl; Ibn Sida said: and women are named after it.”
Jumana is written جمانة in Arabic; also spelled Jumanah, Joumana, Jomana, Jumaana.
In the Arabic dictionaries, Jumana goes back to the root ج · م · ن.
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