"صطار" meaning in Gulf Arabic

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Noun

Forms: صْطار [canonical], ṣṭār [romanization], صطارين [dual], صْطارات [plural]
Etymology: From Arabic سَطَرَ (saṭara). Compare Hebrew סְטִירָה (s'tira, “slap”). The /s/ became fully emphasised due to proximity to an emphatic. Compare similar development for the word for ruler from the same root: مصطرة (maṣṭara), and the word for line, row: صطر (ṣaṭir). Etymology templates: {{inh|afb|ar|سَطَرَ}} Arabic سَطَرَ (saṭara), {{cog|he|סְטִירָה|t=slap|tr=s'tira}} Hebrew סְטִירָה (s'tira, “slap”) Head templates: {{head|afb|noun|dual|صطارين|plural|صْطارات|f1tr=ṣṭārēn|f2tr=ṣṭārāt|g=m|head=صْطار|tr=ṣṭār}} صْطار • (ṣṭār) m (dual صطارين (ṣṭārēn), plural صْطارات (ṣṭārāt))
  1. a slap in the face Synonyms: سطار (alt: sṭār /⁠ṣṭār⁠/)
    Sense id: en-صطار-afb-noun-OLHg2kUN Categories (other): Gulf Arabic entries with incorrect language header

Alternative forms

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