Rabi al-Thani
American
[ruhb-ee awl-tah-nee]
/ ˈrʌb i ˌɔl tɑˈni /
Also
Rabia al-Thani
noun
Etymology
Origin of Rabi al-Thani
First recorded in 1835–45; from Arabic rabīʿ ath-thānī “the second spring,” from rabīʿ “spring” + ath- (assimilated variant of al- “the”) + thānī “second”
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