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طبخ


طَبَخَ(n. ac.
طَبْخ)
a. Cooked: boiled; baked &c.; put on, made to boil (
pot ).
b. Decocted (wood).
c. Dressed (silk).
طَبِخَ(n. ac. طَبَخ)
a. Was a thorough fool.

إِنْطَبَخَإِطْتَبَخَ
(ط)
a. Was cooked, was done.

طَبْخa. Cooking, dressing ( of food ).
b. Food cooked, dressed, done.

مَطْبَخ
(pl.
مَطَاْبِخُ)
a. Kitchen.

مِطْبَخ
(pl.
مَطَاْبِخُ)
a. Cooking utensil: saucepan, pot &c.

طَاْبِخ
(pl.
طُبَّخ)
a. Cook.
b. Tormenting demon, fiend.
c. Burning fever.

طِبَاْخَةa. Cookery, cooking, culinary art.

طُبَاْخَةa. Scum, froth.
b. Decoction.

طَبِيْخ
(pl.
أَطْبِخَة)
a. Cooked; cooked food.
b. Decoction.
c. Baked brick; tile.
d. Gypsum, plaster.

طَبَّاْخa. Cook.

N. P.
طَبڤخَa. Cooked; dressed.
b. Mature (man).
c. [ coll. ], Calendar, almanack.
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