قبعر
Root entry · 8 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes something large, immense, or stout, often applied to animals like camels. It can also extend to describe a person who is harsh, stingy, or ill-tempered.
Derived headwords
- 1.Harsh, stingy, ill-temperedclassical
Describing a man who is severe towards his family, stingy, and of bad character.
- 1.Harsh, stingy, ill-temperedclassical
An alternative spelling for 'قبعري', referring to a man who is severe towards his family, stingy, and of bad character.
- 1.Large camelclassical
Refers to a large, stout camel.
- 1.Large camelclassical
A large, stout camel.
- 2.Emaciated young camelclassical
Also refers to a lean or emaciated young camel.
- 3.Large and strongclassical
Used to describe something large and strong, particularly a camel.
- 1.Female large camelclassical
The female counterpart to a large camel ('قبعثرى').
- 2.Strong female animalclassical
Used to describe a strong female animal, like a she-camel.
- 1.Diminutive of 'قبعثرى'classical
The diminutive form of 'قبعثرى', used by some grammarians with the intention of elision (tarheem).
- 1.Large of buildclassical
Describing someone or something as large in build or stature.
- 1.Plural of 'قبعثرى'classical
The broken plural of 'قبعثرى', referring to multiple large or stout camels.