عهق
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to concepts of activity, speed, and intensity. It also extends to descriptions of dark colors, specific birds, plants, and celestial bodies, as well as the idea of being lost or misled.
Derived headwords
- 1.Activity, vigorclassical
Refers to liveliness and energetic activity, particularly associated with youth.
- 1.Speedclassical
Denotes swiftness or rapidity.
- 2.Black ravenclassical
A name for a black raven, sometimes specified as large.
- 3.Black camelclassical
A large black camel.
- 4.Blacknessclassical
The quality of being black, or the blackest thing.
- 5.Black bullclassical
A bull whose color is uniformly dark, tending towards black.
- 6.Black swallowclassical
A black mountain swallow.
- 1.Activity, vigorclassical
Meaning liveliness and energetic activity, especially in youth.
- 1.Black swallowclassical
A black mountain swallow.
- 2.Color of the swallowclassical
The color of that swallow, described as a shade of black.
- 3.Lapis lazuliclassical
A pigment, specifically lapis lazuli.
- 4.Ash colorclassical
The color of ash.
- 5.Naba treeclassical
A type of tree, specifically the Naba tree, from which bows are made, referring to its best quality wood.
- 6.Long, tallclassical
Describing something or someone tall and well-proportioned, applicable to both male and female.
- 7.Long-necked camelclassical
A camel with a long neck.
- 8.Tall ostrichclassical
A tall ostrich.
- 9.Prized stallionclassical
A legendary stallion of ancient Arabs, to which noble camels were attributed.
- 10.Black ravenclassical
A black raven.
- 11.Mountain ravenclassical
A raven found in the mountains.
- 12.Roller birdclassical
A bird, possibly a roller.
- 1.The 'Aqrab starclassical
Two stars located next to Al-Farqadain, aligned towards the Pole Star.
- 1.Mountain swallowsclassical
Refers to swallows found in the mountains.
- 1.The 'Aqrab starclassical
Two stars that precede the daughters of the Bier (Ursa Minor).
- 1.Misguidanceclassical
The state of being lost or misled.
- 1.Misguidanceclassical
The state of being lost or misled.
- 1.To misleadclassical
To cause someone to go astray or be lost.
- 1.To misleadclassical
To cause someone to go astray or be lost.