عده
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes negative character traits, focusing on bad temper, rudeness, arrogance, and stubbornness. It extends to describe people or animals exhibiting these qualities, as well as the abstract concepts of haughtiness and ill-manneredness.
Derived headwords
- 1.ill-tempered person/animalboth
Describes a person or an animal, particularly a camel, who is ill-tempered and ill-mannered.
- 2.arrogant personboth
Refers to a person who is proud, self-important, and difficult to deal with.
- 1.haughtinessboth
The quality of being arrogant, proud, and disdainful.
- 2.rudenessboth
The state of being ill-mannered, rough, or uncivil.
- 1.haughtinessclassical
Similar to 'عيدهية', this denotes arrogance and self-importance.
- 1.arroganceboth
A feeling or display of superiority over others; haughtiness.
- 1.arroganceboth
A quality of being overbearing and pompous.
- 1.haughtinessclassical
A lofty or proud demeanor; arrogance.
- 1.greatnessclassical
Refers to being great, often in a negative sense of arrogance or ill-temper.
- 2.bad temperclassical
The state of being ill-tempered or having a bad disposition.
- 1.stubbornnessboth
The quality of being unwilling to yield to what is right or reasonable; obstinacy.
- 1.stubbornnessclassical
Similar to 'عيده', denoting someone who is obstinate and refuses to submit to the truth.
- 1.my stubbornnessclassical
A possessive form referring to the speaker's own stubbornness or ill-temper.
- 1.rudenessclassical
The quality of being rough, uncivil, or ill-mannered.
- 2.haughtinessclassical
A proud and disdainful manner; arrogance.