فثر
Root entry · 3 derived lemmasThe root 'فثر' primarily relates to large, flat, or round objects, often serving as vessels or surfaces. It encompasses items like trays, platters, basins, and even the sun's disc, sometimes implying a broad or expansive quality.
Derived headwords
- 1.Tray or platterboth
A large, flat dish or tray, often made of marble, silver, or gold, used for serving food or as a decorative item.
- 2.Basin or bowlboth
A basin or bowl, particularly one made of silver or gold.
- 3.Sun's discclassical
Metaphorically used to refer to the disc of the sun.
- 4.Wide chestclassical
A wide or expansive chest, likened to a tray.
- 5.Large basinclassical
A large basin or trough, also referred to as a 'musahha' or 'najud'.
- 6.Large platterclassical
A large platter or dish, specifically mentioned as being used by the people of Sham (Syria) and Al-Jazirah (Mesopotamia), made of marble.
- 7.Large bowlclassical
A large bowl, particularly associated with the tribe of Rabi'ah.
- 1.Tray or platterboth
A large, flat dish or tray, often made of marble, silver, or gold, used for serving food or as a decorative item.
- 2.Basin or bowlboth
A basin or bowl, particularly one made of silver or gold.
- 3.Sun's discclassical
Metaphorically used to refer to the disc of the sun.
- 4.Wide chestclassical
A wide or expansive chest, likened to a tray.
- 5.Large basinclassical
A large basin or trough, also referred to as a 'musahha' or 'najud'.
- 6.Large platterclassical
A large platter or dish, specifically mentioned as being used by the people of Sham (Syria) and Al-Jazirah (Mesopotamia), made of marble.
- 7.Large bowlclassical
A large bowl, particularly associated with the tribe of Rabi'ah.
- 1.Platters and bowlsclassical
Platters and bowls, used collectively.