رَبَّ(n. ac. رَبّ) a. Was, became lord, master, owner of. b. Reared, nourished, fed; fostered. c. Assembled, gathered together. d. Arranged, adjusted; ordered, regulated. رَبَّبَa. Reared, brought up. أَرْبَبَ a. [Bi], Remained, stayed, abode in, at. تَرَبَّبَa. Claimed to be lord, master of. b. Reared, brought up. إِرْتَبَبَa. see V رَبّ (pl. رُبُوْب أَرْبَاْب 38) a. Lord, master; owner, possessor; proprietor. b. [art.]. The Lord. رَبَّةa. Mistress. رَبِّيّa. Divine. رُبّ (pl. رِبَاْب رُبُوْب 27) a. Syrup; preserve. رُبَّة (pl. رِبَاْب) a. Body of men: a myriad. b. Tumour. رَاْبِبa. Step-father. رَاْبِبَةa. Step-mother. رَبَاْبa. Clouds. رِبَاْبa. Tithe, tenths. b. P. A kind of viol; violoncello. c. Alliance, covenant, league. d. Quiver. رِبَاْبَةa. Lordship, dominion, power, authority. رَبِيْب (pl. أَرْبِبَة) a. Foster-child; nursling. b. Step-son. c. Slave. d. Confederate, ally. رَبِيْبَة (pl. رَبَاْئِبُ) a. Step-daughter. b. Nurse. رُبُوْبِيَّةa. see 23tb. Divinity, godhead. رَبَّاْنِيّa. Doctor of the sacred law. b. Rabbi; teacher. c. Divine. N. P. رَبڤبَa. Slave, bondman, serf. b. Subject; citizen. N. P. رَبَّبَ (pl. مُرَبَّبَات) a. Preserve, jam; sweetmeat, confectionery. رُبَّ رُبَّةَ a. Often. b. It often happens that. c. Many. رُبَّمَا رُبَّتَمَا a. Perhaps, likely, probable. b. Often; oftentimes; frequently; many a time.
