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An account of the manners and customs of the modern Egyptians

Note 225 — Chapter IV · GOVERNMENT.

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Aboo-Dá-ood, Aboo-’Alee, etc., are patronymics, used by the Egyptian peasants in general, not as signifying “Father of Dá-ood,” “Father of ’Alee,” etc., but “whose father is (or was) Dá-ood,” “—— ’Alee,” etc.

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