راتب

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Arabic

Etymology

Derived from the active participle of رَتَبَ (rataba, to be constant, firm, steady, motionless; to stand upright), from the root ر ت ب (r-t-b).

Adjective

رَاتِب (rātib) (feminine رَاتِبَة (rātiba))

  1. monotonous, dull, humdrum
  2. featureless, monotone, routine
  3. trivial

Declension

Noun

رَاتِب (rātibm (plural رَوَاتِب (rawātib))

  1. salary, pay, wages, emolument, stipend
  2. (religion) supererogatory acts of devotion (i.e., above the call of duty)

Declension

Descendants

  • Persian: راتب (râteb)