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► ṭabbaba, vb. II, to treat medically, give medical treatment: applicative, denom. from ṭibb.
► taṭabbaba, vb. V, 1 to receive, or undergo, medical treatment, submit to medical treatment; 2 to practice medicine, engage in the medical field: tD-stem, self-referential (v1), denom. from ṭibb or ṭabīb (v2).
► ĭstaṭabba, vb. X, to seek medical advice (DO from s.o.), consult (a doctor): denom. from ṭibb or ṭabīb, requestative.

► ^BP#1529ṭibb, n., medical treatment; medicine, medical science: quasi-vn. I. | ṭibb al-ʔasnān, n., dentistry, dental science; ṭibb bayṭarī, n., veterinary science; ṭibb šarʕī, n., forensic medicine; ṭibb nafsānī, n., psychiatry; ʕilm al-ṭibb, n., medical science, medicine; kulliyyaẗ al-ṭibb, n.f., medical school, medical college, (chiefly GB:) faculty of medicine.
► ^BP#865ṭibbī, adj., medical, pertaining to the medical profession or science: nsb-adj., from ṭibb. | lāʔiq ṭibbiyyan, adj., physically fit (e.g., for military service).
► ^BP#644ṭabīb, pl. ʔaṭibbāʔᵘ, ʔaṭibbaẗ, n., physician, doctor: originally a quasi-PP I, *‘knowledgeable, skilful’, nominalized specialisation | ~ bayṭarī, veterinarian; ~ ḫāṣṣ, physician in ordinary, private physician (e.g., of a king); ~ sāḥir, medicine man, shaman; ~ al-ʔasnān, dental surgeon, dentist; ~ šarʕī, medical examiner (jur.); ~ al-ʔamrāḍ al-ǧildiyyaẗ, dermatologist; ~ al-ḥukūmaẗ, public health officer; ~ ĭmtiyāz, medical assistant, intern (employed in a hospital); raʔīs al-ʔaṭibbāʔ, head physician; kabīr al-ʔaṭibbāʔ, senior physician.
► ṭabībaẗ, n.f., female doctor, doctress: f. of ṭabīb.
► ṭibābaẗ, n.f., 1 medical treatment. – 2 medical profession: quasi-vn. I.
► taṭbīb, n., healing art, medical practice, medical profession: vn. II.
► mutaṭabbib, n., quack, quacksalver: nominalized PA V, denom. from ṭabīb.

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