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From: shaybah abdullah <shaybahabdul...@gmail.com>
Date: 15 April 2010 15:25:28 GMT+01:00
To: k...@kaisdukes.com
Subject: assalaamu alaikum: suggestion


i dont know if this was already presented but maybe a little reminder. Mashallah all have constructed a very good resource that I enjoy almost on a daily basis. So may Allah reward you all immensely. My suggestion is that i recieve a new word of the day from Merriam-Webster's dictionary that looks something like this.....


Merriam-Webster’s
Word of the Day

April 10

tatterdemalion

\tatt-er-dih-MAIL-yun\

adjective


Meaning

1 : ragged or disreputable in appearance
*2 : being in a decayed state or condition : dilapidated

Example Sentence

"What he wants to do is to get the tatterdemalion main building into shape so that it can be used as a retreat for priests and laymen, perhaps with profitable results." (Jonathan Yardley, The Washington Post, August 15, 2007)

                
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The exact origin of "tatterdemalion" is uncertain, but it’s probably connected to either the noun "tatter" ("a torn scrap or shred") or the adjective "tattered" ("ragged" or "wearing ragged clothes"). We do know that "tatterdemalion" has been used in print since the 1600s . In its first documented use in 1608, it was used as a noun (as it still can be) to refer to a person in ragged clothing — the type of person we might also call a ragamuffin. ("Ragamuffin," incidentally, predates "tatterdemalion" in this sense. Like "tatterdemalion," it may have been formed by combining a known word, "rag," with a fancif ul ending.) Within half a dozen years of the first appearance of "ta tterdemalion," it came to be used as an adjective to describe anythi ng or anyone ragged or disreputable.




so with this little format we get a new word and a little background to it so that i can stick...inshallah how about this same practice is done for quranic words....something very similar. the word, where it is used, some forms of its meanings. and maybe a little tafsir from jalalayn...so inshallah if this is possible that would be great...if this is limited to my imagination inshallah may Allah make my imagination spread to another to fulfill. assalaamu alaikum.

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