سربال

Iranian in origin, but the details are not understood; it is pre-Islamic, probably from Aramaic סַרְבְּלָא (sarbəlā), סַרְבַּלָא (sarbalā, “mantle; trousers”) or Aramaic סַרְבֵּל (sarbel, “to cloth with a mantle; to clothe with trousers”), and it is possible that the verbs came before the noun in Arabic and the noun is deverbal. Regard Persian شلوار (šalvâr, “trousers”).

• IPA^(key): /sir.baːl/

سِرْبَال • (sirbāl) m (plural سَرَابِيل (sarābīl))

1. clothing, anything that is worn on the body (tops, trousers, dresses, armours, etc.)

• سَرْبَلَ (sarbala, “to clothe, to cover”)
• تَسَرْبَلَ (tasarbala, “to clothe oneself, to garb oneself”)

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