English Meaning of فطر fat̤r 🔴 فطر fat̤r A (Heb. and Chald. To break, to split) s. m. Splitting, creating, commencing. ¶ fit̤r, Breaking a fast; the festival held on breaking Lent, which is also called عيد الفطر.

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فطر fat̤r : فطر fat̤r A (Heb. and Chald. To break, to split) s. m. Splitting, creating, commencing. ¶ fit̤r, Breaking a fast; the festival held on breaking Lent, which is also called عيد الفطر.

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