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Abbassid — dynasty of caliphs of Baghdad (750 1258) claiming descent from Abbas (566 652), uncle of Muhammad. For his name, see ABBOT (Cf. abbot) … Etymology dictionary
Abbassid — [ə bas′id, ab′ə sid΄] n. a member of the dynasty of caliphs that ruled Baghdad (A.D. 750 1258) and claimed descent from Mohammed s uncle, Abbas adj. of this dynasty … English World dictionary
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