قعث
Root entry · 16 derived lemmasThe root قعث (q-ʿ-th) primarily relates to abundance, largeness, and generosity, often in the context of giving or material possessions. It can also denote a large quantity of something, such as rain or excavated earth. In some instances, it carries a sense of uprooting or complete removal, and can even refer to a specific animal ailment.
Derived headwords
- 1.abundanceboth
Abundance or a large quantity of something.
- 2.ease, littleclassical
Contrarily, it can mean something easy or little, used in a context of giving a small amount.
- 1.the abundantboth
Something or someone that is abundant, whether in good deeds or other matters.
- 2.generous giftboth
A generous and abundant gift or bestowal.
- 1.giving abundantlyboth
The act of giving or bestowing a large quantity of something, especially gifts.
- 1.abundant rainboth
Describing rain that is heavy and plentiful.
- 1.abundant giftboth
A generous and abundant gift or bestowal.
- 1.to give abundantlyboth
To give or bestow a large quantity of something.
- 2.to be abundantclassical
To be plentiful or abundant.
- 1.to give abundantlyboth
To give or bestow a large quantity of something.
- 2.to excavate much earthboth
To excavate a large amount of earth, especially from a well.
- 1.abundantboth
Abundant or plentiful, often used to describe a gift or bestowal.
- 1.to give a handfulboth
To give someone a handful of something, implying a small but deliberate offering.
- 1.to uprootboth
To uproot something completely or to extract it entirely from its origin.
- 2.to exhaustboth
To exhaust or consume something completely.
- 1.to be extravagantboth
To be extravagant or spendthrift with one's wealth.
- 1.to be uprootedboth
To be uprooted or pulled out from the foundation.
- 2.to fall downboth
To fall down completely, as in a wall collapsing from its base.
- 3.to be dislodgedboth
To be dislodged or pulled out.
- 1.animal ailmentclassical
A disease that affects the nose of certain animals, causing them distress.
- 1.to fall downboth
To fall down completely from its origin or base, like a collapsed structure.
- 1.to fall downboth
To fall down completely from its origin or base, like a collapsed structure.
- 2.to be dislodgedboth
To be dislodged or pulled out.
- 1.excavating much earthboth
The act of excavating a large amount of earth, especially from a well.