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fîg fig fig. fiğ English Etymology 1 At-Tin en ar تين التِين, after the first word of the sura. Proper noun 1 The 95th sura (chapter) of the Qur'an. en the Fig-tree Translations 95th sura of the Qur'an Arabic: ar سورة التين Polish: pl At-Tin m-in Uyghur: ug تىن Etymology 2 en 1 Clipping. Proper noun 1 en slang Figueroa Street street in Los Angeles Anagrams en fgi FGI GFI GIF IGF gif en Qur'an Luxembourgish Alternative forms lb Feig dialectal eastern now dated Etymology lb frm fro la lb fr figue. The long vowel reflects the slight lengthening effect that following voiced obstruents (here the fr - [ɡ]) tend to have in closed syllables. This also explains the obsolete lb - plural lb Figgen (with short [i] in an open syllable). Pronunciation lb [fiːk] Noun f fig plant, fruit Derived terms lb Figebam Figeblat lb Fruits