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صَدْر — Frequency

Frequency for sador across indexed Arabic works, with sources and receipts.

Open word record

Stable lemma · Arabic

صَدْر

sador · sadr

Term ID
term:arb:sador
Scope
All indexed Arabic works

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Returned frequency evidence · no new statistic

Frequency profile

sador · Ranked corpus profile

Language
arabic
Term identity
term:arb:sador
Exact scope
Indexed language wing
Denominator
attested_tokens
Returned rows
1
Attested works
1

1 of 1 returned rows visible.

Select two to four returned works for raw-row juxtaposition. Selection creates no metric and runs no query.

Occurrences, token denominators, normalized rates, and evidence states remain separate. A bounded ranked return is not a complete corpus table.
Returned Selected order Work Attestation state Occurrences Denominator state Attested tokens Per 10k Continue Juxtapose
1 — The Quran work:arb:quran quran attested 44 available 128,010 3.44 Exact-work Concordance
Evidence boundary, sources, and receipt

Corpus totals and the bounded returned window remain distinct. Zero appears only for a known lemma in an exact work; unknown lemma and unavailable denominator are separate states.

  • Occurrences, denominators, per-10k rates, Range, and DP are preserved returned evidence; this workbench validates their invariants but creates no new metric.
  • Corpus totals may describe more works than the bounded returned ranked profile, while single-work and research-set totals close exactly over their returned rows.
  • Range and DP remain independent descriptive states for one exact ordered research set; raw-row juxtaposition never compares or recomputes DP.
  • Frequency evidence does not establish significance, representativeness, language-wide commonness, genre, chronology, semantic importance, causation, equivalence, proximity, order, or diachrony.
  • This projection adds no fetch, API, network, SQL, D1, provider, storage, persistence, export, or receipt authority.
Sources
source:arb:tanzil-uthmanisource:arb:qac-morphology
Receipt
unavailable · no_materialized_frequency_receipt

Source-by-source word evidence

Lexical authorities

3 lexicon records · 0 etymology pointers

Returned authorities remain separate and in source order. Logoi does not merge them into one definition, rank them, or infer agreement.

Dictionary and historical-lexicon records

Lexicon shelf

3 returned
  1. 1 Sadara Sadara
    Lane, An Arabic-English Lexicon (1863-93) — Perseus TEI edition
    Entry ID
    lex:arb:lane-n23929
    Normalized headword
    Sdr
    Entry locator
    n23929
    Display posture
    not reported
    Entry body
    withheld:public-display-unverified
    Audit
    pending_source_review
    Review
    source_pending

    Short gloss · not a complete definition

    1 Sadara * , (S, M, A, Msb, K,) aor. Sadura (S, M, Msb, K) and Sadira , (K,) inf. n. SadorN (S, M, A, Msb, K) and SuduwrN (A, TA) and maSodarN (M, K) and mazodarN because of the similarity [of the letters S and z ], (M,) He returned, went back; (S, M, A, Msb, K;) and went, or turned, away; (Msb;) fr

    No entry body is displayed under this record’s returned display state. Metadata and source identity remain visible.

  2. 2 SadorN SadorN
    Lane, An Arabic-English Lexicon (1863-93) — Perseus TEI edition
    Entry ID
    lex:arb:lane-n23935
    Normalized headword
    Sdr
    Entry locator
    n23935
    Display posture
    not reported
    Entry body
    withheld:public-display-unverified
    Audit
    pending_source_review
    Review
    source_pending

    Short gloss · not a complete definition

    SadorN * Anything that fronts, or faces, one. (M, K.) ― -b2- And hence, (M,) The Sador [i. e. breast, or chest, or bosom, ] of a man, [often meaning his mind, ] (M, Msb, K,) and of other than man: (Msb:) of the masc. gender: (Lh, S, M, K:) pl. SuduwrN , (S, M, Msb,) the only pl. form. (M.) [See also

    No entry body is displayed under this record’s returned display state. Metadata and source identity remain visible.

  3. 3 SadarN SadarN
    Lane, An Arabic-English Lexicon (1863-93) — Perseus TEI edition
    Entry ID
    lex:arb:lane-n23936
    Normalized headword
    Sdr
    Entry locator
    n23936
    Display posture
    not reported
    Entry body
    withheld:public-display-unverified
    Audit
    pending_source_review
    Review
    source_pending

    Short gloss · not a complete definition

    SadarN * a subst. signifying Return, (S, M, Msb, K,) from ( Eano ) water, (S, M,) and a country, (S,) or a place, (Msb,) and (assumed tropical:) any affair: (Lth:) as some say, from anything. (M.) Hence, TawaAfu AlS~adari , (K, TA, in the CK AlS~adori ,) i. e. The compassing of the Kaabeh on the occ

    No entry body is displayed under this record’s returned display state. Metadata and source identity remain visible.

Side-by-side source-authorized definitions

Definition comparison

0 of 3 returned entries eligible

Fewer than two returned entries carry a definition body served under explicit public-display authority, so no side-by-side comparison is available. Withheld entries above remain visible metadata and cannot be promoted. This is a rights and display state, not evidence about the word or its authorities.

Recorded authority pointers

Etymology shelf

0 returned

No etymology pointer was returned for this lemma. This reflects the holdings here, not evidence about the word’s history.

Lexicon result receipt
Not materialized · no_materialized_lexicon_receipt
Etymology result receipt
Not materialized · no_materialized_etymology_receipt

Root tokens remain claims recorded by their named authority. This collation asserts no consensus, correctness, completeness, chronology, cognacy, derivation, or semantic equivalence, and creates no composite receipt.

Deep etymology

Authority pointers

no pointers returned

Drawn from the result above, this dossier separates the current form, the authority records, and the returned pointers; it constructs no word history.

The etymology lookup completed and returned no authority pointers for this lemma. This is not evidence that the word has no history or that no authority treats it.

Etymology receipt
unavailable etymology_lookup no_materialized_etymology_receipt
Pointer-foundation limitations
  • This pointer_foundation is an in-memory projection of the already-returned Word Study etymology channel; it performs no query, provider call, database read, or model completion.
  • The current form is the resolved lexical object, not a historical stage. No ancestor, cognate, borrowing, derivation, sound change, semantic stage, chronology, or complete history is admitted.
  • Returned claim statements and root candidates remain separately attributed authority pointers. Root tokens are not promoted into forms or relationships.
  • Differing authority rows are not treated as agreement or disagreement because the returned pointer payload carries no reviewed comparison state.
  • The etymology receipt state and source identities are preserved exactly; this projection creates no receipt, source, persistence, export, or consensus authority.