رنف
Root entry · 5 derived lemmasThe root رنف primarily relates to soft, hanging, or drooping parts, particularly of the body (like the earlobe or buttocks) and also describes a specific type of plant. It can also denote a specific gait or movement of an animal, especially a camel or camel-like creature.
Derived headwords
- 1.earlobe tipboth
The soft skin at the tip of the earlobe.
- 2.ear cartilage tipclassical
The tip of the ear cartilage, or what is soft beyond the hard part of the cartilage.
- 3.lower buttocksboth
The lower part of the buttocks.
- 4.buttock edgeclassical
The edge of the buttocks where they meet the thighs.
- 5.buttock sideclassical
The side or region of the buttocks.
- 6.hanging buttocksclassical
What hangs down from the buttocks onto the thighs.
- 7.lower handclassical
The lower part of the hand.
- 1.to move head forwardclassical
A camel moves its head forward while walking, causing its head to advance.
- 2.to droop earsclassical
A female camel droops its ears due to exhaustion.
- 1.moving head forwardclassical
The act of a camel moving its head forward while walking.
- 2.drooping earsclassical
The act of a female camel drooping its ears from exhaustion.
- 1.to droop earsclassical
To droop one's ears, as a camel does from exhaustion or in response to revelation.
- 1.a type of plantclassical
A type of mountain shrub whose leaves fold towards its branches at night and spread out during the day.