FromArabicضِرْس(ḍirs), though properly perhaps a backformation from the plural, as also innejba(“canine”). CompareTunisian Arabicزرسة(zarsa),Moroccan Arabicضرسة(ḍarsa).

• IPA^(key): /dar.sa/

darsa f (pluraldras)

1. molar tooth

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