The name in the dictionary
والرتج، بالتحريك: الباب العظيم، وكذلك الرتاج. ومنه رتاج الكعبة
“al-rataj is the great door, and so is al-ritaj; from it comes the ritaj of the Kaaba”
al-Sihah, vol. 1, p. 317
رِيتَاج
Ritaj
رتجRitaj comes from al-ritaj, the great door. Al-Jawhari writes in al-Sihah: “al-rataj is the great door, and so is al-ritaj; from it comes the ritaj of the Kaaba.”
والرتج، بالتحريك: الباب العظيم، وكذلك الرتاج. ومنه رتاج الكعبة“al-rataj is the great door, and so is al-ritaj; from it comes the ritaj of the Kaaba”
al-Sihah, vol. 1, p. 317
رِيتَاج
Ritaj comes from al-ritaj, the great door. Al-Jawhari writes in al-Sihah: “al-rataj is the great door, and so is al-ritaj; from it comes the ritaj of the Kaaba.”
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Ritaj comes from al-ritaj, the great door. Al-Jawhari writes in al-Sihah: “al-rataj is the great door, and so is al-ritaj; from it comes the ritaj of the Kaaba.”
Ritaj is written ريتاج in Arabic; also spelled Retaj, Rithaj.
In the Arabic dictionaries, Ritaj goes back to the root ر · ت · ج.
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