رعبل
Root entry · 10 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the concepts of being large, bulky, or massive, often in a negative or unrefined sense. It also extends to meanings of tearing, shredding, and becoming worn out, particularly concerning clothing. Additionally, it can describe a state of being unrefined or foolish.
Derived headwords
- 1.bulky, massiveclassical
Describing a camel that is large and bulky, especially when its size is emphasized by long travel and difficult terrain.
- 1.to cut meatboth
To cut meat into pieces so that the fire can reach them and cook them.
- 2.to tear, shredboth
To tear or shred a garment.
- 3.to cut, slashclassical
To cut or slash something, like a tent, with swords.
- 4.to tear apartclassical
To tear something apart, as in a violent struggle.
- 1.cutting meatboth
The act of cutting meat into pieces for cooking.
- 2.worn-out clothingclassical
What has become worn out and tattered from a garment.
- 1.piece of meatboth
A single piece of meat that has been cut for cooking.
- 2.tattered ragboth
A torn and tattered piece of cloth.
- 1.to be tornboth
To become torn or tattered, referring to a garment.
- 1.torn, tatteredboth
Describing a garment that is torn and in rags.
- 2.cooked (meat)classical
Describing meat that has been cut and cooked.
- 1.rags, tattersboth
A collection of worn-out and tattered clothes.
- 2.torn garmentsclassical
Specifically, torn garments, often used to describe clothing in a state of disrepair.
- 1.foolish motherclassical
A term used in a curse, referring to the mother of the one cursed, implying foolishness.
- 1.playful, affectionateclassical
Describing young animals, like cubs, as being playful or affectionate.
- 2.tearingclassical
Describing something that tears or shreds what it can.
- 1.Abu Dhubyan bin al-Ra'balclassical
A proper name, referring to a person named Abu Dhubyan bin al-Ra'bal.