قنبل
Root entry · 8 derived lemmasThe root قنبل primarily relates to groups or clusters of people or horses, often of a specific size. It also extends to descriptions of individuals as stout or large-headed, and to a specific type of trap.
Derived headwords
- 1.group, troopboth
A company or troop, specifically of people or horses, often numbering between thirty and forty.
- 1.group, troopboth
A company or troop, specifically of people or horses, often numbering between thirty and forty.
- 1.groups, troopsboth
The plural of قنبلة or قنبل, referring to companies or troops of people or horses.
- 2.large-headed peopleclassical
A term used to describe people who are large-headed.
- 3.a specific donkeyclassical
The name of a particular donkey.
- 1.gathering, assemblyclassical
A gathering or assembly of a group of people.
- 1.stout, strongclassical
Describing a man as stout, strong, and robust.
- 1.stout, strongclassical
Describing a man as stout, strong, and robust.
- 2.large-headedclassical
Describing a person as having a large head.
- 1.a trapclassical
A type of trap used for catching the 'nahs' bird, which is also known as Abu Buraysq.
- 1.to set a trapclassical
To set or lay a trap, specifically the 'qanbal' trap.