Where does “راجلة” come from?

راجلة (Moroccan Arabic) comes from Moroccan Arabic راجل, from Arabic رَاجِل — goer, pedestrian, footman, foot soldier.

راجلة (Moroccan Arabic): mannish woman

Definitions

  1. mannish woman

Ancestry of “راجلة”, step by step

راجلة traces back through two separate lines of ancestry.

via Moroccan Arabic راجل

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Moroccan Arabicراجلman; husband
2Arabicرَاجِلgoer, pedestrian, footman, foot soldier

via Arabic ـة

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Arabicـة—
Every word from Arabic رَاجِل →Every word from Moroccan Arabic راجل →