ذخر
Root entry · 29 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of storing, preserving, or setting aside something for future use. It extends to choosing, keeping, and accumulating provisions, as well as the idea of leaving a good legacy. It also encompasses specific botanical and geographical terms.
Derived headwords
- 1.to store upboth
To set aside something for future use, to preserve it.
- 2.to chooseclassical
To select or pick out something.
- 3.to keepclassical
To retain or hold onto something.
- 1.to store upboth
To set aside something for future use, to preserve it.
- 2.to chooseclassical
To select or pick out something.
- 3.to keepclassical
To retain or hold onto something.
- 1.I stored it upboth
The first-person singular past tense of the verb 'to store up'.
- 1.store up!both
Imperative plural form of the verb 'to store up'.
- 1.you store upboth
Second person plural present tense of the verb 'to store up'.
- 1.you store upclassical
An alternative pronunciation for the second person plural present tense of 'to store up', using a heavy 'dh'.
- 1.stored itemboth
A single item that has been stored or preserved for future use.
- 2.provisionboth
Food or other supplies kept for future use.
- 1.stored itemsboth
Plural of ذخيرة, referring to multiple items that have been stored or preserved.
- 2.provisionsboth
Plural of ذخيرة, referring to multiple supplies kept for future use.
- 1.stored wealthboth
Something stored up, often referring to wealth or provisions.
- 2.legacyclassical
A good reputation or lasting benefit left behind.
- 1.stored itemsboth
Plural of ذخْر, referring to multiple stored things or provisions.
- 1.left a good legacyclassical
To establish a good reputation or lasting positive impact for oneself.
- 1.to store upboth
To set aside something for future use, to preserve it.
- 1.to store upclassical
The original form of the verb 'to store up' before assimilation and elision.
- 1.storing upclassical
Active participle of the verb 'to store up', meaning one who is storing or has stored.
- 1.storing upclassical
Active participle of the verb 'to store up', after assimilation of the 't' to 'd'.
- 1.the one who storesclassical
The active participle of the verb 'to store up', referring to the person who stores.
- 1.female who storesclassical
Feminine form of the active participle, referring to a female who stores.
- 1.lower abdomenclassical
The lower part of the belly or abdomen.
- 1.a fragrant grassboth
A type of fragrant grass, longer than 'thail', growing like 'kulan'.
- 2.lemongrassboth
A plant known for its pleasant scent, used in perfumes and sometimes for roofing.
- 1.a stalk of fragrant grassboth
A single stalk or plant of the fragrant grass known as 'idhkhir'.
- 1.valleys of the belly of the marshclassical
A poetic description of low-lying areas in a marshy region.
- 1.the wind carried their dried grass like meteorsclassical
A poetic description of dry grass being blown by the wind, appearing like shooting stars.
- 1.a type of dateboth
A specific, well-known variety of date.
- 1.its insidesclassical
Referring to the inner parts, such as the belly or intestines.
- 1.lower bellyclassical
The lower part of the abdomen.
- 1.filled his lower bellyclassical
To eat or drink until the lower abdomen is full.
- 1.fatclassical
Describing an animal or person that is plump or well-fed.
- 1.kept for reserveclassical
Describing a horse that is kept back or reserved for a specific purpose.
- 1.Thaniyat Adhakirclassical
A place name between Mecca and Medina, likely named after the abundance of 'idhkhir' grass.