عتت
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the act of repeating, persisting, or being stubborn, often in speech or argument. It can also describe someone who is tall, strong, or robust, and in some contexts, refers to a young goat.
Derived headwords
- 1.to cover oneself with speechclassical
To cover oneself or be covered with speech or other things.
- 1.to repeat speechclassical
To repeat speech back to someone, or to persist in speaking.
- 2.to urgeclassical
To urge someone with a request or question.
- 3.to reprimandclassical
To reprimand or scold someone.
- 1.to argue persistentlyclassical
To argue persistently with someone, repeating one's point.
- 2.to debateclassical
To debate or argue with someone, insisting on a point.
- 1.argumentclassical
Argument or dispute, characterized by persistence.
- 1.argumentclassical
Argument or dispute, similar to معاتة.
- 1.to falter in speechclassical
To falter or hesitate in one's speech, not speaking fluently.
- 1.hoarsenessclassical
A hoarseness or roughness in speech or other matters.
- 1.tall, robust manclassical
A tall, complete, or well-built man.
- 2.tall, restless manclassical
A tall, restless, or agitated man.
- 3.strong young manclassical
A strong, powerful, and vigorous young man.
- 1.kidclassical
A young goat.
- 1.to drive awayclassical
To drive away or urge on a young goat.
- 2.to callclassical
To call to a young goat, saying 'عتعت'.
- 1.to passclassical
Used in the phrase 'عتى حين' meaning 'until a time'.