ضفدع
Root entry · 10 derived lemmasThe root ضفدع primarily relates to frogs, their sounds, and characteristics. It extends to describe internal rumbling, a specific bone in a horse's hoof, and actions like crouching, being sluggish, or passing gas.
Derived headwords
- 1.frogboth
The common amphibian known for its croaking. This is a standard and widely understood term.
- 2.little fingerclassical
An analogy used to describe something small or insignificant, like the little finger.
- 1.female frogboth
The feminine form of the word for frog.
- 1.frogsboth
The plural form of the word for frog.
- 1.frogsclassical
A less common plural form of 'ضفدع', where the 'ayn' is replaced by 'ya'.
- 1.to croakboth
The sound made by frogs, often used metaphorically for internal rumbling.
- 1.his stomach rumbledclassical
A figurative expression indicating hunger, comparing the stomach's sounds to the croaking of frogs.
- 1.hoof boneclassical
A specific bone located within the inner part of a horse's hoof.
- 1.to crouchclassical
To bend one's knees and lower the body, like a frog.
- 2.to be sluggishclassical
To move slowly or be inactive, perhaps due to a frog-like posture or state.
- 3.to pass gasclassical
To emit flatulence.
- 1.they crouched/were sluggish/passed gasclassical
Past tense plural form of the verb indicating crouching, sluggishness, or passing gas.
- 1.abundant with frogsclassical
Describing a place, likely a body of water, that is teeming with frogs.