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mufaṣṣal, vulg. mufaṣṣil (pass. part. of فصّل 'to cause to be separated, or divided, etc.; to make distinct,' etc., ii of فصل 'to separate,' etc. part. adj. Separated, divided; partitioned (as a bracelet or necklace, which between every two pearls or other beads, has a larger pearl or gem, or a bead of a different kind);—dissected, analyzed (as speech); explained distinctly or in detail; made distinct, detailed, specified, particularized;—distinct, circumstantial, clear, plain, manifest, perspicuous; full, ample;—s.m. Particular mention, specification;—the subordinate divisions of a district (in contradistinction to the term ṣadr, which implies the seat of government, or of the collector of the public revenue); the country (as distinguished from the town);—adv. Distinctly, minutely, in detail, etc. (i.q. mufaṣṣalaṉ, q.v.):—mufaṣṣal kahnā, or mufaṣṣal bayān karnā, v.t. To mention, or describe, in detail, to particularize, etc.
Origin: Arabic