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Root entry · 3 derived lemmasThis root describes something or someone as strong, robust, and firm. It is primarily used to describe young men, animals like donkeys, ostriches, and horses, and even abstract qualities like firmness of head or strength of constitution.
Derived headwords
- 1.strong young manboth
Describes a young man who is strong and robust.
- 2.stubborn-headedclassical
Used to describe an animal, particularly a donkey, with a stubborn head, prominent eyebrows, and a broad forehead.
- 3.strong-willedclassical
Refers to an animal, like an ostrich, that is strong-headed.
- 4.strong constitutionboth
Describes a horse that is strong, robust in build, and energetic, especially when dealing with sour fodder.
- 5.wolfclassical
According to al-Yaman and Kara', this term refers to a wolf.
- 1.to be strongboth
The verb form implies the state of being strong, robust, or firm.
- 1.strengthclassical
This noun form likely refers to the quality or state of being strong or robust.