عكن
Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes folds, creases, or layers, particularly those formed by fat in the abdomen. It extends to describe things that are folded, layered, or abundant, such as a wide garment or a large herd of animals.
Derived headwords
- 1.fold of fatboth
A fold or crease in the abdomen caused by obesity.
- 2.fold of garmentclassical
A fold or pleat in a garment, especially a wide one.
- 1.folds of fatboth
Plural of عكنة, referring to multiple folds of fat in the abdomen.
- 1.fatty, with foldsboth
Describing a female animal (like a camel or sheep) that is stout and has folds of fat, particularly in the hindquarters.
- 1.having foldsboth
Describing a female animal or person with folds, particularly of fat.
- 1.to become foldedboth
The abdomen becoming characterized by folds of fat.
- 2.to be piled up and bentclassical
Something becoming piled up on itself and bent or folded.
- 1.folding, piling upclassical
The act of something being piled up on itself and bent or folded.
- 1.foldsboth
The folds or creases, especially in the abdomen due to fat.
- 1.foldsboth
Plural of عكنة, referring to folds.
- 1.folds of a coat of mailclassical
The parts of a coat of mail that are folded or pleated, indicating its width and looseness.
- 1.wide, voluminousclassical
Describing a coat of mail that is wide and folds upon the wearer due to its size.
- 1.numerous camelsclassical
A large and great herd of camels.
- 1.numerous livestockclassical
A large and abundant herd of livestock, especially camels.