Definition of nastaliq in English:

nastaliq

noun nastəˈliːk

A Persian script developed in the 14th–15th cent., combining features of the naskhi and taliq scripts and characterized by curving forms and groups of connected letters written sloping slightly downwards.

adjective nastəˈliːk

Of, relating to, or designating this script.

Origin

Late 17th century; earliest use found in John Phillips (1631–?1706), writer. From Persian nastaʿlīq from earlier nasḵ taʿlīq from Arabic nasḵ copying + taʿlīq.

Definition of nastaliq in US English:

nastaliq

nounnastəˈliːk

A Persian script developed in the 14th–15th cent., combining features of the naskhi and taliq scripts and characterized by curving forms and groups of connected letters written sloping slightly downwards.

adjectivenastəˈliːk

Of, relating to, or designating this script.

Origin

Late 17th century; earliest use found in John Phillips (1631–?1706), writer. From Persian nastaʿlīq from earlier nasḵ taʿlīq from Arabic nasḵ copying + taʿlīq.

单词	nastaliq
释义	Definition of nastaliq in English: nastaliq noun nastəˈliːk A Persian script developed in the 14th–15th cent., combining features of the naskhi and taliq scripts and characterized by curving forms and groups of connected letters written sloping slightly downwards. adjective nastəˈliːk Of, relating to, or designating this script. Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in John Phillips (1631–?1706), writer. From Persian nastaʿlīq from earlier nasḵ taʿlīq from Arabic nasḵ copying + taʿlīq. Definition of nastaliq in US English: nastaliq nounnastəˈliːk A Persian script developed in the 14th–15th cent., combining features of the naskhi and taliq scripts and characterized by curving forms and groups of connected letters written sloping slightly downwards. adjectivenastəˈliːk Of, relating to, or designating this script. Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in John Phillips (1631–?1706), writer. From Persian nastaʿlīq from earlier nasḵ taʿlīq from Arabic nasḵ copying + taʿlīq.
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