زبعر
Root entry · 8 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes characteristics of being coarse, rough, or large, often related to physical appearance, particularly hairiness. It also extends to descriptions of character and specific objects like stones and arrows.
Derived headwords
- 1.Coarse-tempered, ill-manneredclassical
Describing a person with a rough, unpleasant disposition and bad manners.
- 2.Large, bulkyclassical
Referring to something or someone that is large or bulky in size.
- 1.Coarse-tempered womanclassical
The feminine form of 'zaba'ra', referring to a woman with a coarse or ill-mannered disposition.
- 1.Ibn al-Zaba'raclassical
The name of a poet, derived from the adjective 'zaba'ra', possibly due to his characteristics or appearance.
- 1.Hairy (face, beard)classical
Describing someone with abundant hair on the face, eyebrows, and beard.
- 1.Thick, hairy (ear)classical
Describing an ear that is thick and has abundant hair.
- 1.Thick, hairy (horse's ear)classical
Specifically referring to a horse's ear that is thick and covered in hair.
- 1.Type of arrowclassical
A specific kind of arrow, named possibly due to its characteristics or origin.
- 1.Type of flint stoneclassical
A variety of flint stone, characterized by not having broad leaves (in the context of geological formations or mineral descriptions).