عكبر
Root entry · 17 derived lemmasThe root 'akbara' (عكبر) primarily relates to the concept of 'two 'Amrs' or 'two 'Amirs' as a designation for prominent figures or pairs of individuals. It also extends to names of tribes, places, and descriptive terms, often with a classical or historical register.
Derived headwords
- 1.The two 'Amrsclassical
A designation for two specific individuals named 'Amr, often historical figures or tribal leaders.
- 2.The two 'Amirsclassical
A designation for two specific individuals named 'Amir, often prominent figures like Abu Bakr and Umar.
- 1.The two 'Amirsclassical
A designation for two specific individuals named 'Amir, notably Amir ibn Malik and Amir ibn al-Tufayl.
- 1.Amrboth
A common Arabic male given name, appearing in various historical contexts within the text.
- 1.Amirboth
A common Arabic male given name, also appearing in various historical contexts.
- 1.Amruwayhclassical
A proper noun, described as an uninflected foreign name, possibly derived from 'Amr.
- 1.to inhabitboth
To dwell in or populate a place. Used here in the context of a name that is not to be declined.
- 1.Ya'murclassical
A proper name, specifically of Ya'mur al-Shaddakh, an Arab ruler.
- 1.Abu 'Umrahclassical
A kunya (patronymic) associated with ill omen, plague, and war, also used to refer to scarcity or hunger.
- 1.al-'Umurclassical
A tribe belonging to the 'Abd al-Qays confederation.
- 1.Banu 'Amr ibn al-Harithclassical
A lineage or tribe named after 'Amr ibn al-Harith.
- 1.to take on the name 'Amrclassical
To associate oneself with or claim lineage from the tribe of Banu 'Amr ibn al-Harith, or to come for 'Umrah.
- 1.al-Ya'mariyyahclassical
A water source belonging to the Banu Tha'labah tribe.
- 1.al-Ya'amīrclassical
A place name mentioned in poetry.
- 1.Abu 'Umayrclassical
A kunya referring to the vulva.
- 1.Umm 'Amrclassical
A name given to a hyena, often used metaphorically.
- 1.Umm 'Amirclassical
A name given to a hyena, known for its ferocity and often used in proverbs.
- 1.to gagclassical
To gag or muzzle something, used in the context of handling a hyena.