tariqa
9.9
A way of doing something that people follow regularly
- noun
:
método
- She explained a simple tariqa for organizing her research notes that everyone could follow.
Examples
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The teacher introduced a new tariqa to help students remember vocabulary more effectively.
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Each master has their own tariqa for teaching the art to beginners.
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He follows a specific tariqa to achieve his goals.
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The tariqa they use is quite effective.
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The teacher introduced a new tariqa to help students remember vocabulary more effectively.
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Each master has their own tariqa for teaching the art to beginners.
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She explained a simple tariqa for organizing her research notes that everyone could follow.
Synonyms
method
vstariqa
∞
2.2
A planned way of doing something, often in clear steps
emphasizes traditional or customary practice rather than only logical steps
How Systematic
protocol
47
5.3
- Specialized
47
5.3
system
∞
2.6
∞
2.6
tariqa
9.9
method
∞
2.2
∞
2.2
technique
804
3.3
804
3.3
rule of thumb
34
3.8
- Informal
34
3.8
Surface Forms
Etymology
Tariqa also comes from the Arabic tarīqa, meaning 'path' or 'way', so it can mean a method or clear 'way' to do something that people follow.