لُؤَيّ
Luay
لأيLuay is the diminutive of Laʾy; al-laʾa is the wild bull. Al-Jawhari writes in al-Sihah: “Laʾy is also a man; its diminutive is Luʾayy, and from it is Luʾayy son of Ghalib.”
ولاى أيضا: رجل، وتصغيره لؤى، ومنه لؤى بن غالب“Laʾy is also a man; its diminutive is Luʾayy, and from it is Luʾayy son of Ghalib”
al-Sihah, vol. 6, p. 2478
واللاى على وزن اللعا: الثور الوحشى“al-laʾa is the wild bull”
al-Sihah, vol. 6, p. 2478
لُؤَيّ
Luay is the diminutive of Laʾy; al-laʾa is the wild bull. Al-Jawhari writes in al-Sihah: “Laʾy is also a man; its diminutive is Luʾayy, and from it is Luʾayy son of Ghalib.”
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Luay is the diminutive of Laʾy; al-laʾa is the wild bull. Al-Jawhari writes in al-Sihah: “Laʾy is also a man; its diminutive is Luʾayy, and from it is Luʾayy son of Ghalib.”
Luay is written لؤي in Arabic; also spelled Loay, Luai, Louay, Luʾayy.
In the Arabic dictionaries, Luay goes back to the root ل · أ · ي.
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