رعق
Root entry · 10 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the sounds emanating from the belly of an animal, particularly a horse or camel. It also describes the sound of the animal's belly contents when agitated.
Derived headwords
- 1.Sound from animal's bellyboth
A sound heard from the belly of a horse or camel, especially when agitated or running.
- 2.Sound from animal's flankclassical
A sound heard from the flank or belly of a horse, described as the sound of its young moving within.
- 1.To make a belly soundclassical
To produce a sound from the belly, as described for animals.
- 1.Sound of bellyclassical
The sound heard from the belly of an animal, used as a masdar (verbal noun).
- 1.Sound from animal's bellyboth
A sound heard from the belly of a camel or horse, similar to الرعاق.
- 1.Sound from female animal's flankclassical
A sound heard from the flank of a female animal, particularly a camel.
- 1.Sound from animal's bellyclassical
A sound heard from the belly of an animal, synonymous with الرعاق and الوعيق.
- 1.To make a belly soundclassical
To produce a sound from the belly, used in reference to animals.
- 1.Sound of bellyclassical
The sound heard from the belly of an animal, used as a masdar (verbal noun).
- 1.Sound from horse's bellyclassical
A name for the sound heard from a horse's belly when it runs.
- 1.Sound from horse's bellyclassical
Another term for the sound heard from a horse's belly when it runs.