لبك
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North Levantine Arabic[edit]
Etymology[edit]
From rarer Arabic لَبَّكَ (labbaka, “to mix, to confuse”). Probably with -l- for -r- the same root as in Arabic أَرْبَكَ (ʔarbaka, “to confuse, to embarrass”).
Verb[edit]
لبك • (labbak) (present بيلبك (bilabbik))
Synonyms[edit]
- حير (ḥayyar)
Related terms[edit]
- تلبك (tlabbak)