وبر
Root entry · 35 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the fur or wool of animals, particularly camels and small desert creatures like rabbits and foxes. It extends to descriptions of animals with abundant fur, and metaphorically to people living in rural or nomadic settings. The root also encompasses related concepts like covering tracks, and specific geographical or temporal references.
Derived headwords
- 1.Animal fur/woolboth
The fur or wool of camels, rabbits, sables, foxes, and similar animals.
- 2.Nomads/Bedouinsclassical
Metaphorically refers to people of the desert or rural areas, associated with camel wool.
- 1.Furs/wools (plural)both
Plural of وبر (wabar), referring to the fur or wool of animals.
- 1.To shed furclassical
Said of a camel when it sheds its fur.
- 1.Furryclassical
Describing a camel that is abundant in fur.
- 1.Furryclassical
Describing a camel that is abundant in fur.
- 1.Furryclassical
Describing a female camel that is abundant in fur.
- 1.Furryclassical
Describing a female camel that is abundant in fur.
- 1.People of the desertclassical
Refers to the inhabitants of the desert or rural areas, contrasted with city dwellers.
- 1.A type of truffleclassical
A small, downy type of truffle, often small like pebbles, considered poor in taste and among the first truffles to appear.
- 1.A small truffleclassical
Singular of Banat Aubar, referring to an individual small, downy truffle.
- 1.To conceal tracksclassical
Said of a rabbit or fox when it walks on rough ground to hide its tracks.
- 1.Concealment of tracksclassical
The act of obscuring or erasing tracks, likened to how a rabbit walks on its fur to hide its trail.
- 1.To conceal tracksclassical
To obscure or hide one's tracks, similar to the action of a rabbit.
- 1.To stay putclassical
Said of a man who stays in his home for a long time without leaving.
- 1.To pollinate (date palms)classical
Said of date palms that have been pollinated or fertilized.
- 1.To pollinate (date palms)classical
Said of date palms that have been pollinated or fertilized.
- 1.To pollinate (date palms)classical
Said of date palms that have been pollinated or fertilized.
- 1.Pollinatedclassical
Describing date palms that have been pollinated.
- 1.Pollinatedclassical
Describing date palms that have been pollinated.
- 1.A desert rodentclassical
A small, shy desert animal, about the size of a cat, with good eyesight, either greyish or white.
- 1.Female desert rodentclassical
The female of the al-wabr, a small desert animal.
- 1.Desert rodent (plural)classical
Plural of al-wabr, referring to the small desert animals.
- 1.Desert rodents (plural)classical
Plural of al-wabr, referring to the small desert animals.
- 1.Desert rodents (plural)classical
Plural of al-wabr, referring to the small desert animals.
- 1.Desert rodents (plural)classical
Plural of al-wabr, referring to the small desert animals.
- 1.Desert rodents (plural)classical
Plural of al-wabr, referring to the small desert animals.
- 1.To become wild/reclusiveclassical
Said of a man who becomes reclusive and lives in the wilderness.
- 1.To obscure/confuseclassical
Said of someone who obscures or confuses a matter for another person.
- 1.Name of a womanclassical
A proper name of a woman mentioned in poetry.
- 1.No oneclassical
Used in negation to mean 'no one' or 'nothing'.
- 1.A type of plantclassical
A plant named al-wubra'.
- 1.Name of a landclassical
A place name, formerly belonging to the people of 'Ad, later inhabited by jinn.
- 1.A day in late winterclassical
One of the seven 'old woman's days' at the end of winter.
- 1.A locationclassical
A region near Medina, possibly a village with palm trees.
- 1.A thiefclassical
A known thief named Wabarah.