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Kaph
kaf (het)
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chaff
Kaf
[Islamic] In popular Islamic cosmology, the name of the huge, circular mountain range, made of emerald, which surrounds the (flat) earth. It encircles the world outside the ring of ocean. The place is inhabited by jinns.
Kaf
Kaf, Kaph, Ghaf (Persian) Kaofa (Avestan), Kafor (Pahlavi) Mountain; in Persian tradition the sacred mythological mountain, comparable in many respects to the Hindu Mount Meru; regarded as the abode of the gods and the place whither heroes travel in order to reach the sacred land beyond these mountains. Hushenk, the hero, rode there on his twelve-legged horse, while Tahmurath went on his winged steed. It is the abode of Simorgh or Angha, the legendary bird of knowledge. In the "Aghre-Sorkh" (Red Intellect) of 12th century mystic philosopher Sohrevardi, Ghaf is referred to as the abode of intellect, surrounding the world with eleven peaks that only initiates can pass through. He says that the Night-Lightener Jewel (Gohar-e-Shab Afrooz) can be found in Mount Ghaf. This jewel receives its brilliance from the tree of Touba which is on Mount Ghaf.
Kaf
nm - buy, purchase (pl. Keef)Kaf a Verkaf - buy and sale
Ukaf
nm - purchase; purchasing (pl. Ukeef)
kafen
v - buy (e keeft; part. kaf)