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qass

qass noun: a preacher or sermonizer (sometimes merely a popular storyteller) in early Islam.

Noun

qass (plural qussas)

  1. (historical) A preacher or sermonizer (sometimes merely a popular storyteller) in early Islam.

Forms of qass

pluralqussas

Origin of qass

Borrowed from Arabic

Questions about qass

What does qass mean?
Qass means a preacher or sermonizer (sometimes merely a popular storyteller) in early Islam.
What part of speech is qass?
Qass is a noun.
What is the plural of qass?
The plural of qass is qussas.

Words near qass in the dictionary

  1. Qasim
  2. qaspeq
  3. qaspeqs
  4. qasr
  5. qasrs
  6. qass
  7. Qassam
  8. Qassams
  9. qat
  10. Qataban
  11. Qatabanian

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