أقرباذين

Arabic

Alternative forms

  • أَقْرَابَاذِين (ʔaqrābāḏīn)

Etymology

From Classical Syriac ܓܪܦܝܕܝܢ (grpydyn /⁠grapīdīn⁠/, “doctor's prescription”), from Byzantine Greek γραφίδιον (graphídion).

Noun

أَقْرَبَاذِين • (ʔaqrabāḏīn)

  1. pharmacopoeia (official book of medicines)
    Synonym: دُسْتُور أَدْوِيَة (dustūr ʔadwiya)

Descendants

  • → Middle Armenian: ակրաբադին (akrabadin), ակրայբադին (akraybadin), ախրապատին (axrapatin)
  • → Georgian: კარაბადინი (ḳarabadini)

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