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عيق
Root entry · 9 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to concepts of boundaries, edges, and specific locations. It also encompasses notions of fate, destiny, and sounds associated with driving or urging.
Derived headwords
العِيقةnoun
- 1.wastelandclassical
An uninhabited or desolate area of land.
- 2.courtyardclassical
An open space within or adjacent to a building, often enclosed.
- 3.coastlineclassical
The edge of the sea and its vicinity.
عيقاتnoun
- 1.coastsclassical
Plural of 'عيقة', referring to the edges of the sea.
الساديadjective
- 1.neglectedclassical
Something that is left unattended or abandoned.
يلويverb
- 1.to take awayclassical
To move something away or carry it off.
يجنبverb
- 1.to befallclassical
To be struck or affected by something, especially a southern wind.
العيقnoun
- 1.share of waterclassical
A portion or allotment of water.
عيقnoun
- 1.driving soundclassical
A sound used to urge on or drive animals.
يعيقverb
- 1.to make a driving soundclassical
To utter a sound for urging or driving.
العيقةname
- 1.a place nameclassical
A proper noun referring to a specific location.
Parallel reading
الفناء من الأرض
The wasteland of the land.
وقيل: الساحة
And it was said: the courtyard.
والعيقة: ساحل البحر وناحيته
And the 'aiqah: the coast of the sea and its vicinity.
ويجمع عيقات
And it is pluralized as 'aiqat.
ساد تجرم في البضيع ثمانيا
He ruled for eight years in al-Badi'.
يلوي بعيقات البحار
He moves along the coasts of the seas.
ويجنب السادي: المهمل
And 'yujannibu al-sadi': the neglected.
ويلوي بها: يذهب بها
And 'yalwi biha': he takes it away.
ويجنب: تصيبه الجنوب
And 'yujannabu': he is struck by the south wind.
والعيق: النصيب من الماء
And the 'aiq: the share of water.
وعيق: من أصوات الزجر
And 'aiq: from the sounds of urging.
يقال: عيق في صوته
It is said: he made a driving sound in his voice.
وهو يعيق في صوته
And he is making a driving sound in his voice.
والعيقة: موضع
And al-'aiqah: a place.