Talk:बदर

Spelling and Etymology
Thanks for using those resources. The ʻfull moonʼ etymology is spelled by Rekhta as बद्र in Devanagari perhaps by analogy with, , , etc. The Arabic word is is also transliterated as badr. Although Persian and Urdu words have to be transliterated manually, most Arabic words can be transliterated automatically if you copy-paste the headword. For example:
 * ar
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Hindustani words can now be categorised by Arabic root, so this entry could have hi. Although there's no indication of the the second etymology at the Persian entry, the second etymology is probably wholly borrowed Persian. See ba-dar in:

Persian is a like the, and term Persian without any further specification usually refers to  or Iranian Persian variety. Thus, if you're not sure about whether it exists in Iranian Persian, you can use  for CAT:Classical Persian  instead of , which also refers to. However, hi should still be shown with synchronically analysable as preceding it, so the second etymology could be:
 * Borrowed from hi, synchronically analysable as hi. Kutchkutch (talk) 09:38, 21 November 2020 (UTC)