دغرق
Root entry · 9 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the concepts of covering, obscuring, and pouring, often with a sense of intensity or abundance. It extends to descriptions of murky water, abundant living, and the act of pouring or infusing something.
Derived headwords
- 1.nightfallclassical
The covering of everything with the darkness of night.
- 2.coveringclassical
The act of spreading a veil or covering over something.
- 3.murkinessboth
A turbidity or cloudiness in water.
- 4.scooping sedimentclassical
Scooping up mud and sediment with a bucket or container, often for camels.
- 1.to pour heavilyboth
To pour water with great intensity or abundance.
- 2.to pour outboth
To pour something out, implying expenditure or loss, like spending money.
- 3.to stir up mudboth
To stir up mud or sediment, often by wading or churning.
- 1.murky waterboth
Water that is turbid, cloudy, or full of sediment.
- 1.churning up mudclassical
The act of feet or wading stirring up mud and sediment in water.
- 1.water poured on himboth
Water was poured heavily upon someone.
- 1.water pouredboth
Water poured out intensely or copiously.
- 1.spent his wealthboth
He spent his wealth as if pouring it out, implying lavish or rapid expenditure.
- 1.abundant lifeclassical
A life that is wide, abundant, and prosperous.
- 1.water poured copiouslyclassical
Water poured out copiously, similar to 'dagarqa'.