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Rabb

Rabb (name) means a title meaning "lord" or "master," used in reference to God in Arabic and Islamic contexts. Example: “Worshippers repeated the phrase "Ya Rabb" in their prayers.”

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A title meaning "lord" or "master," used in reference to God in Arabic and Islamic contexts.

"Worshippers repeated the phrase "Ya Rabb" in their prayers."

How to use Rabb

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishAn Arabic religious title meaning "lord" or "master," also found as an English surname.

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Worshippers repeated the phrase "Ya _____" in their prayers.

Etymology

Borrowed directly from Arabic رَبّ (rabb), meaning "lord" or "master."

Origin: Arabic

Rhymes for Rabb

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Frequently asked questions

What does “Rabb” mean?

The word “Rabb” means a title meaning "lord" or "master," used in reference to God in Arabic and Islamic contexts. In plain terms, an Arabic religious title meaning "lord" or "master," also found as an English surname.

How do you use “Rabb” in a sentence?

Here is “Rabb” used in a sentence: “Worshippers repeated the phrase "Ya Rabb" in their prayers.”

What part of speech is “Rabb”?

“Rabb” is a name.

Where does the word “Rabb” come from?

The word “Rabb” comes from Arabic. Borrowed directly from Arabic رَبّ (rabb), meaning "lord" or "master.".

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