رقص
Root entry · 9 derived lemmasThe root رقص primarily denotes a type of rapid, lively movement, often associated with galloping or trotting, particularly for horses and camels. It can also describe agitation, fluctuation, or intense boiling, and metaphorically, a surge in prices or a lively dance.
Derived headwords
- 1.to gallopboth
To move at a fast, lively pace, like a horse or camel.
- 2.to danceboth
To move rhythmically, often to music; to perform a dance.
- 3.to agitateclassical
To move back and forth or up and down; to be in motion.
- 4.to boilclassical
To bubble or churn, referring to liquids like wine.
- 1.gallopingboth
A type of fast, lively gait, especially of horses or camels.
- 2.danceboth
The act of dancing; a rhythmic movement.
- 3.agitationclassical
A state of being agitated or in motion.
- 1.gallopingclassical
A specific type of galloping or rapid movement.
- 1.fast-movingclassical
Describing someone or something that moves with a fast, galloping gait.
- 1.gallopingclassical
Describing a camel that gallops frequently.
- 1.to make gallopboth
To cause an animal, especially a camel, to gallop.
- 2.to make danceboth
To cause someone to dance or move lively.
- 3.to make jumpboth
To make a child jump or move up and down.
- 1.to surgeclassical
Used to describe prices rapidly increasing.
- 1.to rise and fallclassical
Describing the undulating movement of a landscape due to mirages.
- 1.gallopingclassical
A specific type of rapid movement or gait.