الحرب
Root entry · 50 derived lemmasThe root الحرب (ḥarb) primarily denotes conflict, war, and fighting. It extends to concepts of enmity, aggression, and the spoils of war. Figuratively, it can refer to intense emotions, physical attributes like sharpness, and even specific flora and fauna.
Derived headwords
- 1.warboth
A state of armed conflict between different countries or groups.
- 2.fightingboth
The act of engaging in combat or conflict.
- 1.dogclassical
A domesticated carnivorous mammal, specifically a canine.
- 2.intense angerclassical
A state of extreme fury or rage.
- 1.to be angryclassical
To experience intense anger or rage.
- 1.date palm spatheboth
The spathe of a date palm tree, which encloses the flowers.
- 1.to cause to bear spathesboth
To cause a date palm tree to produce its spathes.
- 2.to sharpenclassical
To make the point of a weapon or tool sharp.
- 1.to strip of possessionsboth
To take away someone's property or belongings by force.
- 2.to inciteclassical
To provoke or stir up conflict or anger.
- 3.to sharpenclassical
To make the point of a weapon or tool sharp.
- 1.strong in warclassical
Possessing great strength and skill in warfare.
- 2.lionclassical
A large carnivorous feline, often used metaphorically for strength.
- 1.strong in warclassical
Possessing great strength and skill in warfare.
- 2.lionclassical
A large carnivorous feline, often used metaphorically for strength.
- 1.prayer nicheboth
A niche in a mosque indicating the direction of Mecca.
- 2.chamberclassical
A private room or compartment.
- 3.center of a houseclassical
The most honored or central part of a dwelling.
- 4.royal enclosureclassical
A secluded place for a king or ruler.
- 5.thicketclassical
A dense growth of trees or shrubs.
- 6.animal's neckclassical
The neck of a beast of burden.
- 1.spearboth
A weapon consisting of a shaft with a pointed head.
- 2.stabclassical
A sudden, violent thrust with a sharp object.
- 3.plunderclassical
Goods or money obtained illegally or by force.
- 4.religious corruptionclassical
Degradation or decay in religious principles or practice.
- 1.bagclassical
A container made of flexible material with an opening at the top.
- 2.shepherd's bagclassical
A bag used by a shepherd, often for provisions.
- 1.neighborhoodclassical
A district or area within a town or city.
- 1.militaryboth
Relating to or characteristic of soldiers or armed forces.
- 1.lizard-like creatureclassical
A small reptile that resembles a lizard.
- 1.chameleonboth
A type of lizard known for its ability to change color.
- 2.shield buckle pinclassical
The pin or stud on a shield that secures it.
- 3.backboneclassical
The series of vertebrae extending from the skull to the pelvis.
- 4.male insectclassical
The male of a specific insect, possibly a beetle.
- 1.rough groundclassical
Land that is uneven or difficult to traverse.
- 1.warlikeboth
Inclined to or characterized by war.
- 1.a type of lizardclassical
A creature resembling a lizard, possibly the chameleon.
- 1.to fightboth
To engage in combat or warfare.
- 2.to wage warboth
To carry on a war.
- 1.fightingboth
The act of engaging in combat.
- 2.warfareboth
The state or activity of fighting a war.
- 1.to fight each otherboth
To engage in combat mutually.
- 1.to fightclassical
To engage in combat or warfare.
- 1.plunderedboth
Having had one's property forcibly taken.
- 2.bereftclassical
Deprived of or lacking something, especially a nonmaterial object.
- 1.plunderedboth
Having had one's property forcibly taken.
- 1.plundered propertyboth
Wealth or possessions that have been taken by force.
- 2.livelihoodclassical
A means of securing the necessities of life.
- 1.spearsboth
Plural of harbah (spear).
- 1.Fridayclassical
The day of the week preceding Saturday.
- 1.a place nameclassical
A location in the land of the Hudhail tribe.
- 1.manner of warclassical
The style or way in which war is conducted.
- 1.lionclassical
A large carnivorous feline, often used metaphorically for strength.
- 1.lionclassical
A large carnivorous feline, often used metaphorically for strength.
- 1.incitementclassical
The action of inciting someone to do something, especially something wrong or dangerous.
- 2.sharpeningclassical
The act of making something sharp.
- 1.synagogues of Israelitesclassical
The places of worship used by the Children of Israel.
- 1.Harb bin Abdullahclassical
A historical figure, the builder of a neighborhood in Baghdad.
- 1.Harb bin Al-Harithclassical
A Tabi'i (successor to the companions of the Prophet).
- 1.Harb bin Umayyaclassical
A historical figure whose death elicited a specific exclamation.
- 1.Harbboth
A given name for several historical figures.
- 1.Haribclassical
A place name in the region of Hauran in Syria.
- 1.fightingboth
Engaged in combat.
- 2.enemyboth
A hostile opponent.
- 1.strong in warclassical
Possessing great strength and skill in warfare.
- 1.Harb bin Mazahclassical
A specific individual from the Madhhij tribe.
- 1.to be strongclassical
To possess great physical or mental power.
- 1.Al-Harith Al-Harrabclassical
A king belonging to the Kindah tribe.
- 1.Utaybah bin Al-Harrabclassical
A poet mentioned in classical texts.
- 1.land of the infidelsclassical
Territories inhabited by non-Muslims with whom there is no peace treaty.
- 1.warlike manclassical
A man who is skilled in or inclined towards warfare.
- 2.enemyclassical
A hostile opponent, regardless of gender or number.
- 1.warlike peopleclassical
A group of people who are strong and skilled in warfare.
- 1.Alas!classical
An exclamation of grief or distress, particularly upon hearing of a loss.
- 1.to guide to spoilsclassical
To show someone where they can obtain booty from an enemy.
- 1.incitementclassical
The act of provoking or stirring up conflict.