الحوءب
Root entry · 15 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes vastness and largeness, particularly in geographical features like valleys and water sources. It also extends to large containers and physical attributes.
Derived headwords
- 1.Vast valleyclassical
A wide and expansive valley.
- 2.Large water skinclassical
A large or capacious water skin or bucket.
- 3.Watering placeclassical
A watering place for animals, a well or spring.
- 4.Place nameclassical
A specific location in Basra.
- 5.Female ancestorclassical
The name of a daughter of Kalb bin Wabra.
- 6.Large containerclassical
The largest type of water skin or bucket.
- 1.Like a starclassical
Used as a simile to describe the form or appearance of something, likely referring to the shape of a valley or container.
- 1.Wide, expansiveboth
Describing something that is broad, extensive, or spacious.
- 1.Valleysboth
The plural of 'wadi', referring to valleys.
- 1.Water bucketsboth
The plural of 'dalu', referring to buckets, especially those used for drawing water.
- 1.Cuboid hoofclassical
Describing a hoof that is cuboid or box-shaped.
- 1.Hoovesboth
The plural of 'haafir', referring to the hooves of animals.
- 1.Watering placeboth
A place where animals or people can drink water, a well or spring.
- 1.Place nameclassical
A proper noun referring to a location in Basra.
- 1.Daughterboth
A female offspring.
- 1.Kalbclassical
A proper name, likely referring to a tribal ancestor.
- 1.Wabraclassical
A proper name, likely referring to a tribal ancestor.
- 1.Splendor, magnificenceboth
Beauty, radiance, or grandeur.
- 1.Largest, biggestboth
The superlative form of 'large', indicating the greatest size.
- 1.Large water skinsclassical
Plural of 'alaba', referring to large water skins or containers.