كدء
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes the state of plants affected by cold or drought, leading to stunted growth or wilting. It also extends to describe scarcity in animal hair and a specific observation about a crow's vocalization.
Derived headwords
- 1.to be stunted by cold/droughtboth
Said of plants, meaning they were affected by cold or drought, causing them to be pressed down into the earth or to grow slowly.
- 1.stunting, slow growthboth
The masdar (verbal noun) for the verb كدء, referring to the act or state of being stunted by cold or drought.
- 1.stunting, slow growthboth
An alternative masdar (verbal noun) for the verb كدء, signifying the same meaning of stunting or slow growth.
- 1.to be stunted by cold/droughtboth
An alternative form of the verb كدء, used to describe plants affected by cold or drought, leading to slow growth or being pressed into the ground.
- 1.cold stunted the cropsboth
Specifically describes the action of cold weather on crops, causing them to be held back or stunted in their growth.
- 1.stunting by coldboth
The masdar (verbal noun) of the verb كدّأ (Form II), referring to the act of being stunted by cold.
- 1.slow-growingboth
Describes land that is slow to sprout or produce vegetation, implying poor or difficult growth conditions.
- 1.scarce-hairedboth
Describes camels or other animals that have little hair, implying scarcity or thinness of their coat.
- 1.to have scarce hairboth
Said of animals, meaning they have few or sparse hairs/wool.
- 1.to have scarce hairboth
An alternative form of the verb كدئت, used to describe animals with sparse hair.
- 1.crow vomitsclassical
Describes a crow when it appears to be vomiting or retching during its cry.