How to say "printer" in Arabic

ṭābiʿa, 'printer', is the active participle of ṭabaʿa, 'to stamp, imprint, print' — precisely Hebrew ט-ב-ע, the root behind טֶבַע 'nature' (literally 'the stamped-in character of a thing') and מַטְבֵּעַ 'coin' (a disc stamped with an image). Printing, nature, and currency turn out to share one root in both languages: all three are about the stamp that gives something its character.