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الكتءة
Root entry · 2 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes a type of plant, similar to arugula. It also extends to describe a strong, large camel, particularly one with a prominent or handsome beard.
Derived headwords
الكتأةnoun
- 1.Plantboth
A plant similar to arugula (garden cress).
الكنتأوnoun
- 1.Strong camelclassical
A camel that is strong and powerful.
- 2.Camel with large beardclassical
A camel with a large, prominent, or handsome beard.
Parallel reading
الكتأة: نبات كالجرجير.
Al-kat'ah: A plant like arugula.
والكنتأو، كسندأو: الجمل الشديد، والعظيم اللحية، الكثها أو الحسنها.
And al-kanta'u, like sinda'u: The strong camel, and the one with a large beard, whether abundant or handsome.