قنور

Root entry · 10 derived lemmas

This root primarily describes something or someone that is large, stout, and imposing, often with negative connotations of coarseness, harshness, or ill-temper. It can also refer to a slave or an adopted person, and has some specific applications to objects and places.

Derived headwords

القنورadjective

1.
Large-headed, stoutboth
Describing something or someone as having a large, stout head, or being generally large and imposing.
2.
Coarse, roughboth
Referring to someone or something that is coarse, rough, or unrefined in nature.
3.
Ill-tempered, harshboth
Describing someone as having a bad disposition, being harsh, difficult, or ill-tempered.
4.
Slaveclassical
A term used to refer to a slave.
5.
Adopted personclassical
A person who is adopted or not of true lineage; this usage is considered uncertain.

قنورadjective

1.
Large-headed, stoutboth
Describing something or someone as having a large, stout head, or being generally large and imposing.
2.
Coarse, roughboth
Referring to someone or something that is coarse, rough, or unrefined in nature.
3.
Ill-tempered, harshboth
Describing someone as having a bad disposition, being harsh, difficult, or ill-tempered.
4.
Slaveclassical
A term used to refer to a slave.
5.
Adopted personclassical
A person who is adopted or not of true lineage; this usage is considered uncertain.

قنورname

1.
Name of a water sourceclassical
A proper name for a specific water source or well.
2.
Name of a salt flatclassical
A proper name for a salt flat or saline area.

بعير قنورadjective

1.
Harsh, difficult camelboth
A camel that is harsh, difficult to manage, or ill-tempered.

القنارnoun

1.
Wooden beam for hanging meatclassical
A wooden beam or pole from which butchers hang meat.

القنارةnoun

1.
Wooden beam for hanging meatclassical
A wooden beam or pole from which butchers hang meat.

مقنورadjective

1.
Large, coarse, or dullclassical
Describing a man as large, coarse, unpleasant, or dull-witted.

مقنرadjective

1.
Large, coarse, or dullclassical
Describing a man as large, coarse, unpleasant, or dull-witted.

مكنورadjective

1.
Large, coarse, or dullclassical
Describing a man as large, coarse, unpleasant, or dull-witted.

مكنرadjective

1.
Large, coarse, or dullclassical
Describing a man as large, coarse, unpleasant, or dull-witted.

Parallel reading

القنور، بتشديد الواو: الشديد الضخم الرأس من كل شيء.

Al-qunūru, with a shaddah on the wāw: the intensely large-headed of everything.

وكل فظ غليظ: قنور؛

And every coarse, rough person: qunūr;

حمال أثقال بها قنور

Carriers of burdens, in them are stout ones.

أرسل فيها سبطا لم يقفر، ... قنورا زاد على القنور

He sent forth in it a descendant who did not become barren, ... qunūran, exceeding the qunūr.

والقنور: السيئ الخلق، وقيل: الشرس الصعب من كل شيء.

And al-qunūr: the ill-tempered, and it was said: the fierce, difficult of everything.

والقنور: العبد؛ عن كراع.

And al-qunūr: the slave; according to Kurāʿ.

والقنور الدعي، وليس بثبت؛

And al-qunūr: the adopted one, and it is not firmly established;

وبعير قنور.

And a qunūr camel.

ويقال: هو الشرس الصعب من كل شيء.

And it is said: he is the fierce, difficult of everything.

القنور الطويل والقنور العبد؛

Al-qunūr is the tall one, and al-qunūr is the slave;

أضحت حلائل قنور مجدعة، ... لمصرع العبد قنور بن قنور

The wives of Qunūr have become mutilated, ... for the death of the slave Qunūr son of Qunūr.

والقنار والقنارة: الخشبة يعلق عليها القصاب اللحم، ليس من كلام العرب.

And al-qanār and al-qanārah: the wooden beam on which the butcher hangs the meat; it is not from the speech of the Arabs.

وقنور: اسم ماء؛

And Qunūr: a name of a water source;

ورأيت في البادية ملاحة تدعى قنور، بوزن سفود، قال: وملحها أجود ملح رأيته.

And I saw in the desert a salt flat called Qunūr, on the pattern of safūd, he said: and its salt is the finest salt I have seen.

ورجل مقنور ومقنر ورجل مكنور ومكنر إذا كان ضخما سمجا أو معتما عمة جافية.

And a man maqnūr and muqannar, and a man maknūr and muknar, if he is large, unpleasant, or wearing a coarse, rough garment.