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Tabeez

ताबीज
tah-BEEZ

Tabeez (ताबीज) is a Arabic-origin word used in Indian English, meaning a talisman or amulet worn for protection. In crosswords it is the 6-letter answer TABEEZ (6).

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Meaning & usage

A tabeez is a talisman or amulet that is often worn for protection against evil forces or to bring good luck. It is commonly used in various cultures within South Asia, particularly in Islamic traditions, where it may contain verses from the Quran or other religious texts. The practice of wearing a tabeez is believed to have spiritual significance, providing the wearer with safety and blessings.

In a sentence

He wore a tabeez around his neck, believing it would protect him from harm.

Tabeez as a crossword answer

Tabeez is a 6-letter answer. A typical clue:

“A talisman or amulet worn for protection” (6)

Category: Concept Origin: Arabic Script: Hindi

Related words

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  • Khatam — Completion or conclusion of a task or event.
  • Salwar — Loose, pleated trousers worn across South Asia, usually as the bottom half of a salwar-kameez.
  • Rumal — A handkerchief or scarf used for various purposes.

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