Arabic

Noun

قَصَّاب • ‎(qaṣṣāb) m

1. butcher
2. slaughterer

Declension

Descendants

• → Georgian: ყასაბი ‎(q̇asabi)
• → Kurdish:
  • Central Kurdish: قەساب ‎(qesab)
• → Middle Armenian: ղասապ ‎(łasap)
  • Armenian: ղասաբ ‎(łasab), խասապ ‎(xasap), կասաբ ‎(kasab) (in some dialects via Ottoman Turkish)
• → Ottoman Turkish: قصاب ‎(kassâb)
  • Turkish: kasap
  • → Albanian: kasap
  • → Bulgarian: касапин ‎(kasapin)
  • → Crimean Tatar: къасап
  • → Greek: χασάπης ‎(chasápis)
  • → Hungarian: kaszab
  • → Macedonian: касап ‎(kasap), касапин ‎(kasapin)
  • → Romanian: casap
  • → Serbo-Croatian: kàsapin / ка̀сапин
• → Persian: قصاب ‎(qassâb)
  • → Kyrgyz: касап ‎(kasap)
  • → Urdu: قصاب ‎(qassāb)

Persian

Etymology

From Arabic قَصَّاب ‎(qaṣṣāb), from verb قَصَبَ ‎(qaṣaba, “to cut”).

Pronunciation

• (Iranian Persian) IPA^(key): [ɢæsˈsɒːb]
• (Dari) IPA^(key): [qæsˈsɒːb]

Noun

قصاب • ‎(qassâb) ‎(plural قصاب‌ها ‎(qassâb-hâ) or قصابان ‎(qassâbân))

1. butcher

Urdu

Etymology

From Persian قصاب, from Arabic قَصَّاب ‎(qaṣṣāb), from verb قصب ‎(“to cut”)

Noun

قصاب • ‎(qassāb) m

1. butcher

Synonyms

• قصائی
• بدھک
• بوچڑ