عبرد
Root entry · 7 derived lemmasThe root 'عبرد' describes qualities of softness, tenderness, and a yielding or trembling nature. It is applied to plants, fats, women, and young girls, often indicating a delicate or even poor-quality state due to excessive softness or moisture.
Derived headwords
- 1.soft, tender, yieldingboth
Describing something that is soft, tender, and yielding to the touch or to pressure. It implies a lack of firmness or rigidity.
- 2.shaking, tremblingclassical
Indicating a state of shaking or trembling, often due to excessive moisture or softness.
- 3.inferior, poor qualityclassical
Used to describe plants or grass that are thin, weak, and of poor quality.
- 1.soft, tender branchclassical
A branch that is soft, tender, and yielding, lacking stiffness.
- 1.trembling fatclassical
Fat that trembles or shakes due to its excessive moisture and softness.
- 1.tender white womanclassical
A description of a white woman who is soft, tender, and delicate.
- 1.tender, trembling young girlclassical
A young girl who is tender and trembles due to her softness and delicate nature.
- 1.thin, poor grassclassical
Grass that is thin, weak, and of inferior quality.
- 1.thin, poor moistureclassical
Moisture that is thin, weak, and of inferior quality.