Jäsad

Jäsad is a transliteration variant of the Arabic word جسد, meaning "body" or "corporeal form." The Arabic root ج-س-د underpins a family of words related to the body and physicality, including forms such as jism (body) and related compounds. The spelling jäsad with diacritics or extended vowels is sometimes encountered in linguistic or dictionary contexts to indicate vowel quality, but standard transliterations usually render the word as jasad or jism.

In Arabic usage, جسد denotes the physical body of a person, but it can also be used metaphorically to refer to the “body” of a group, organization, or concept (for example, the body of a nation). The term appears across religious, philosophical, medical, and literary texts, with meanings centered on embodiment and corporeality.

Beyond Arabic, the spelling jäsad may appear in language-learning materials, glossaries, or scholarly works that provide diacritic-based guidance for pronunciation. It is not, by itself, a widely recognized standalone topic in encyclopedic sources.

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