hijabin.adj.

Brit.

/hᵻˈdʒɑːbi/,

/hᵻˈdʒabi/, U.S.

/hɪˈdʒɑbi/,

/hɪˈdʒæbi/

Origin: Of multiple origins. Apparently partly a borrowing from Urdu. Apparently partly a borrowing from Persian. Etymons: Urdu ḥijābī; Persian ḥijābī.

Etymology: Apparently < (i) Urdu ḥijābī (adjective) veiled, modest, (noun) woman who wears a head covering or veil, and its etymon (ii) Persian ḥijābī (adjective and noun), in the same senses < ḥijāb hijab n. + -ī, suffix forming adjectives.In Arabic an adjective *ḥijabī does not appear to be attested. The usual Arabic word for a Muslim woman who wears a head coverinɡ or veil in public is muḥajjaba (use as a noun of the feminine past participle of ḥajjaba to veil < the same base as ḥijāb hijab n.). Compare the following example of an isolated earlier borrowing < the Urdu adjective, with a related sense ‘restricted, screened off’ (used as a noun with reference to a space):1952 Proc. Pakistan Hist. Conf. Suppl. 9 The principal mosque..contains..maqsurahs or hijabis (screened compartments reserved for the use of rulers and their retinues of ladies) at one or both the north and south ends of the prayer chamber.

Islam.

A. n.

A Muslim woman who wears a head covering or veil in public. Cf. hijab n. 2.

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1986 Jrnl. Church & State 28 146 Some [women] sport loosely tied headscarves... For this apparent lack of modesty and because their hair is showing, they are officially known as ‘bad hijabis’.

1993 Globe & Mail (Canada) (Nexis) 20 Dec. And..to fume about ‘hiding’ behind the hijab—young Muslim hijabis are the most fearless bunch I have yet to meet.

2016 S. Janmohamed Generation M viii. 153 For a Muslim population accustomed to a welter of negative stereotypes in pop culture and news media, having two fabulous hijabis on the screen at once was unheard of.

B. adj.

Of a Muslim woman: that wears a head covering or veil in public. Also: of or relating to the hijab (hijab n. 2).

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1998 E. Shakeri in Y. Y. Haddad & J. L. Esposito Muslims on Americanization Path? vi. 174 Young hijabi women are..put in charge of training camps and recreational activities which are organized through mosques and Islamic centers.

2008 H. Khattab Beyond Kitchen i. 28 Many Muslim women in jobs where uniforms or specific dress codes are required have been able to work out a ‘hijabi version’ that meets the requirements of both their faith and their workplaces.

2021 @Sally_Corleone 30 June in twitter.com (accessed 6 Sept. 2021) I don't wanna be hired..because I'm a woman or I'm hijabi just so you can look good on the diversity issue. Take me because of my brain and ideas.

This is a new entry (OED Third Edition, June 2022).

单词	hijabi
释义	hijabin.adj. Brit. /hᵻˈdʒɑːbi/, /hᵻˈdʒabi/, U.S. /hɪˈdʒɑbi/, /hɪˈdʒæbi/ Origin: Of multiple origins. Apparently partly a borrowing from Urdu. Apparently partly a borrowing from Persian. Etymons: Urdu ḥijābī; Persian ḥijābī. Etymology: Apparently < (i) Urdu ḥijābī (adjective) veiled, modest, (noun) woman who wears a head covering or veil, and its etymon (ii) Persian ḥijābī (adjective and noun), in the same senses < ḥijāb hijab n. + -ī, suffix forming adjectives.In Arabic an adjective ḥijabī does not appear to be attested. The usual Arabic word for a Muslim woman who wears a head coverinɡ or veil in public is muḥajjaba* (use as a noun of the feminine past participle of ḥajjaba to veil < the same base as ḥijāb hijab n.). Compare the following example of an isolated earlier borrowing < the Urdu adjective, with a related sense ‘restricted, screened off’ (used as a noun with reference to a space):1952 Proc. Pakistan Hist. Conf. Suppl. 9 The principal mosque..contains..maqsurahs or hijabis (screened compartments reserved for the use of rulers and their retinues of ladies) at one or both the north and south ends of the prayer chamber. Islam. A. n. A Muslim woman who wears a head covering or veil in public. Cf. hijab n. 2. ΘΚΠ the world > textiles and clothing > clothing > wearing clothing > [noun] > wearing headgear > one who redcap1550 flat cap1599 sash1657 black cap1856 white hat1872 shawlie1914 raghead1917 hijabi1986 1986 Jrnl. Church & State 28 146 Some [women] sport loosely tied headscarves... For this apparent lack of modesty and because their hair is showing, they are officially known as ‘bad hijabis’. 1993 Globe & Mail (Canada) (Nexis) 20 Dec. And..to fume about ‘hiding’ behind the hijab—young Muslim hijabis are the most fearless bunch I have yet to meet. 2016 S. Janmohamed Generation M viii. 153 For a Muslim population accustomed to a welter of negative stereotypes in pop culture and news media, having two fabulous hijabis on the screen at once was unheard of. B. adj. Of a Muslim woman: that wears a head covering or veil in public. Also: of or relating to the hijab (hijab n. 2). ΘΚΠ the world > textiles and clothing > clothing > wearing clothing > [adjective] > wearing headgear > wearing a veil veled1565 black-veiled1631 unwithdrawn1802 beveiled1826 yashmaked1904 hijabi1998 1998 E. Shakeri in Y. Y. Haddad & J. L. Esposito Muslims on Americanization Path? vi. 174 Young hijabi women are..put in charge of training camps and recreational activities which are organized through mosques and Islamic centers. 2008 H. Khattab Beyond Kitchen i. 28 Many Muslim women in jobs where uniforms or specific dress codes are required have been able to work out a ‘hijabi version’ that meets the requirements of both their faith and their workplaces. 2021 @Sally_Corleone 30 June in twitter.com (accessed 6 Sept. 2021) I don't wanna be hired..because I'm a woman or I'm hijabi just so you can look good on the diversity issue. Take me because of my brain and ideas. This is a new entry (OED Third Edition, June 2022). < n.adj.1986
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