بلاد الزاط

Arabic

Etymology

From بِلاد (bilād, “lands”) +‎ الـ (al-, “the”) +‎ زاط (zāṭ, “Jats”), literally "land of the Jats".

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /bi.laːd az.zaːtˤ/

Proper noun

بِلَاد الزَّاط • (bilād az-zāṭ) pl

  1. the historic trade route around the Indus Valley and southern Balochistan, said to have been safeguarded by Jats.

Declension

Declension of noun بِلَاد الزَّاط (bilād az-zāṭ)
singular basic singular triptote
indefinite definite construct
informal — بِلَاد الزَّاط
bilād az-zāṭ 		—
nominative — بِلَادُ الزَّاطِ
bilādu z-zāṭi 		—
accusative — بِلَادَ الزَّاطِ
bilāda z-zāṭi 		—
genitive — بِلَادِ الزَّاطِ
bilādi z-zāṭi 		—
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