هقر
Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes physical attributes, specifically tallness and bulkiness, often associated with foolishness or clumsiness. It also extends to describe a specific ailment in sheep.
Derived headwords
- 1.tall, bulky, foolishboth
A description of someone who is tall, large in body, and foolish.
- 1.tall and large-bodied manclassical
Used to describe a man who is tall and has a large physique.
- 1.sheep ailmentclassical
A diminutive form referring to a specific type of ailment that affects sheep.
- 1.sheep ailmentclassical
Refers to a specific type of ailment that affects sheep.
- 1.tall, large-bodied manclassical
Used to describe a man who is tall and has a large physique.
- 1.tall, large-bodied manclassical
Used to describe a man who is tall and has a large physique.
- 1.tall, large-bodied manclassical
Used to describe a man who is tall and has a large physique.
- 1.large, imposingclassical
Describes someone who is large and imposing in stature.
- 1.much worriedclassical
Describes someone who is greatly concerned or worried.
- 1.short manclassical
Used to describe a man who is short.
- 1.short manclassical
Used to describe a man who is short. This is a variant spelling/pronunciation of 'al-buhtar'.
- 1.difficulty, hardshipclassical
Refers to a state of difficulty or hardship, particularly in relation to something being hard to open or manage.