نبص
Root entry · 6 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the act of making a soft, whistling, or clicking sound, often with the lips, typically to attract or call animals like birds or dogs. It also extends to the idea of speaking or uttering a word, particularly a weak or indistinct sound.
Derived headwords
- 1.to call softlyboth
To call or attract an animal, such as a dog or bird, by making a soft, whistling, or clicking sound with the lips.
- 2.to make a soundclassical
To produce a weak or faint sound, often with the lips.
- 1.a soft callclassical
The act of calling or attracting an animal with a soft, lip-based sound.
- 2.a weak soundclassical
A faint or indistinct sound, especially one made with the lips.
- 1.a soft callclassical
A sound made with the lips to call an animal, particularly a bird.
- 2.a weak soundclassical
A faint or indistinct sound.
- 1.a wordclassical
A word, especially one that is spoken faintly or indistinctly.
- 1.sound of lipsclassical
The sound produced by the lips, especially when trying to attract a bird to mate.
- 1.making a soft soundclassical
Describing something that makes a soft, lip-produced sound, particularly in the context of attracting a bird for mating.