dhu l-qada
American
[dool kah-duh]
/ ˌdul ˈkɑ də /
Or
Zu ʾl-kadah
noun
Etymology
Origin of dhu l-qada
First recorded in 1760–70; from Arabic dhū al-qaʿdah “the one of the sitting, of the truce,” from dhū “one that is of” + al- “the” + qaʿdah “a sitting”
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