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ربيب rabīb v.n. fr. ربّ 'to rear, foster'

A ربيب rabīb (v.n. fr. ربّ 'to rear, foster'), s.m. lit. 'Reared, brought up'; a step-son, (a man's) wife's son by another husband.

رب rubb, P. rub

A رب rubb, P. rub, s.m. Rob, thick expressed juice, inspissated juice (of any fruit), syrup, jelly:—rubbuʼs-sūs, s.m. Extract of liquorice.

ربوب rubūb

A ربوب rubūb, s.m. pl. (of rub, q.v.) Extracts, syrups, &c.

رباب rabāb, and P. rubāb

A رباب rabāb, and P. rubāb, s.m. A kind of viol, a rebeck.

رب rabb, vulg. rab

A رب rabb, vulg. rab, s.m. Lord, possessor, owner, master; governor, regulator, disposer, orderer; preserver; God:—rabbuʼl-ʻālamīn, s.m. Lord of the universe, preserver of the world, God:—rabbuʼl-ʻibād, s.m. God, the protector of his servants:—rabba-nā, Our Lord:—rabb-ī, My lord, master!