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Root ṭ-y-b ط ي ب

The root ṭ-y-b (ط ي ب) occurs 50 times in the Qur'an, the 203rd most frequent of its 1,642 roots. It appears in 46 verses across 23 of the 114 surahs, as 5 lemmas (dictionary headwords).

Every occurrence Its words

At a glance

Occurrences50 ●
Rank among 1,642 roots203rd ●
Verses containing it46 ●
Surahs containing it23 of 114 ●
In Meccan / Medinan surahs21 / 29 ~
Early Meccan (Cairo 1924 periods)0 ~
Middle Meccan (Cairo 1924 periods)6 ~
Late Meccan (Cairo 1924 periods)15 ~
Medinan (Cairo 1924 periods)29 ~
As verbs / as nouns and adjectives3 / 47 ●
Spread across surahs (DP, normalized)0.494435 (0 even, 1 concentrated) ~
First occurrence2:57 ●

Counts from the Leeds Quranic Arabic Corpus v0.4 root field. Period and Meccan/Medinan splits depend on a classification; the spread measure is one of several (Numbers).

Lemmas

Most common formPart of speechCountSurahs
ٱلطَّيِّبَٰتِnoun2114
طَيِّبًاadjective / noun1610
طَيِّبَةًadjective98
طَابَverb32
طُوبَىٰnoun11

● Grouped by the corpus's lemma field. Every lemma is in the lemma-frequencies table.

Most frequent written forms

  • ٱلطَّيِّبَٰتِ 8×
  • طَيِّبَٰتِ 6×
  • طَيِّبًا 6×
  • طَيِّبَةً 6×
  • ٱلطَّيِّبِ 3×
  • ٱلطَّيِّبَٰتُ 2×
  • ٱلطَّيِّبُ 2×
  • طَيِّبَةٍ 2×
  • بِٱلطَّيِّبِ 1×
  • طَابَ 1×

● Surface forms, with attached prefixes and suffixes.

Where it concentrates

  1. al-Ma'idah 6× · 2.14 per 1,000 word-units
  2. al-Nisa' 5× · 1.334 per 1,000 word-units
  3. al-Nur 5× · 3.799 per 1,000 word-units
  4. al-Baqarah 4× · 0.654 per 1,000 word-units
  5. al-A'raf 4× · 1.205 per 1,000 word-units
  6. al-Nahl 4× · 2.169 per 1,000 word-units
  7. al-Anfal 3× · 2.433 per 1,000 word-units
  8. Al ʿImran 2× · 0.575 per 1,000 word-units
  9. Yunus 2× · 1.091 per 1,000 word-units
  10. Ibrahim 2× · 2.41 per 1,000 word-units

● The ten surahs with the most occurrences, with the rate per 1,000 of each surah's word-units.

Roots it keeps company with

~ Ranked by log-likelihood of sharing a verse, one association measure among several (explorer).

First verses, in mushaf order