ضوع
Root entry · 14 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns movement, agitation, and disturbance, often in the context of physical motion, emotional distress, or the spreading of scents. It can also refer to specific types of birds and their sounds.
Derived headwords
- 1.to move, agitateboth
To move something, to agitate or stir it up.
- 2.to frighten, alarmboth
To frighten or alarm someone.
- 3.to spread (scent)both
For a scent to spread and diffuse.
- 4.to writhe, squirmboth
To writhe or squirm, especially in crying.
- 1.movement, agitationboth
Movement, agitation, or stirring.
- 2.fright, alarmboth
Fright or alarm.
- 3.fragrance, waftboth
A pleasant scent, a waft of fragrance.
- 4.night birdclassical
A type of night bird, similar to an owl or a stone-curlew.
- 1.movement, agitationboth
Movement, agitation, or stirring.
- 1.to move, agitateboth
To move and agitate.
- 2.to spread (scent)both
For a scent to spread, diffuse, and become noticeable.
- 3.to writhe, squirmboth
To writhe or squirm, especially in crying.
- 4.to spread (foul smell)classical
For a foul smell to spread and be noticeable.
- 1.frightened, terrifiedboth
Frightened, terrified, or alarmed.
- 1.to writhe, squirmboth
To writhe or squirm, especially a young bird stretching its wings or in distress.
- 1.to frighten, alarmboth
To frighten or alarm someone.
- 2.to weigh down, troubleclassical
To weigh down, trouble, or disturb someone.
- 1.night birdclassical
A type of night bird, similar to an owl or a stone-curlew, that calls at night.
- 1.plural of ضوع (night bird)classical
Plural of ḍawʿ, referring to the night birds.
- 1.plural of ضوع (night bird)classical
Plural of ḍawʿ, referring to the night birds.
- 1.sound of a night birdclassical
The sound or call of the ḍawʿ bird.
- 1.to feed youngboth
To feed one's young, to regurgitate food for them.
- 1.foul smellclassical
A foul or putrid smell.
- 1.place nameclassical
A place name, similar to other place names like Aqrana and Kharraba.