الدرب
Root entry · 24 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to paths, passages, and gates, extending to concepts of habituation, training, and endurance. It also encompasses terms for specific animals, places, and even a type of fish.
Derived headwords
- 1.Wide street gateclassical
A wide gate leading into a street or alley.
- 2.Main gateclassical
The largest or main gate of a place.
- 3.Passage to Romeclassical
Any entrance or passage leading to Rome.
- 4.Passage (with movement)classical
A passage through which one moves, with the vowel of the middle letter indicated by 'haraka' (movement).
- 5.Passage (without movement)classical
A passage through which one moves, with the vowel of the middle letter indicated by 'sukoon' (stillness).
- 6.Place for drying datesclassical
A location where dates are placed to dry and ripen.
- 7.A place in Yemenclassical
A specific location named 'Darb' in Yemen.
- 8.A place in Binhawandclassical
A specific location named 'Darb' in Binhawand.
- 9.Yellow fishclassical
A type of yellow fish.
- 1.Gatesclassical
The plural of 'Darb', referring to multiple gates or passages.
- 1.To become accustomedboth
To become familiar with or accustomed to something, often through repeated experience.
- 2.To become hardenedclassical
To become tough or resilient, especially through hardship or training.
- 1.To become accustomedboth
To become familiar with or accustomed to something.
- 2.To become hardenedclassical
To become tough or resilient.
- 1.To become accustomedclassical
To become familiar with or accustomed to something.
- 2.To become hardenedclassical
To become tough or resilient.
- 1.To accustom himboth
To make someone accustomed to something.
- 2.To train himboth
To train or discipline someone.
- 3.To make him endureclassical
To make someone endure or become familiar with something.
- 1.To accustom himboth
To make someone accustomed to something.
- 2.To train himboth
To train or discipline someone.
- 3.To make him endureclassical
To make someone endure or become familiar with something.
- 1.To accustom himboth
To make someone accustomed to something.
- 2.To train himboth
To train or discipline someone.
- 3.To make him endureclassical
To make someone endure or become familiar with something.
- 1.Accustomingboth
The act of making someone accustomed to something.
- 2.Trainingboth
The process of training or disciplining someone.
- 3.Enduranceclassical
The act of making someone endure or become familiar with something.
- 1.Experiencedclassical
One who is experienced or has been tested, especially through hardships.
- 2.Afflictedclassical
One who has suffered calamities or trials.
- 3.Lionclassical
A lion, known for its strength and experience in hunting.
- 4.Trained camelclassical
A camel that has been trained and is accustomed to riding and walking on paths.
- 1.Habitboth
A state of being accustomed or habituated to something.
- 2.Boldnessboth
Courage or audacity, especially in facing challenges or war.
- 3.Hump of a hybrid bullclassical
The hump of a bull that is a hybrid or crossbreed.
- 1.Habitclassical
A state of being accustomed or habituated to something.
- 2.Boldnessclassical
Courage or audacity, especially in facing challenges or war.
- 1.Skilled hunterclassical
An eagle that is skilled or adept at hunting.
- 1.Skillclassical
Proficiency or expertise in a particular activity.
- 1.Docile camelclassical
A camel that is gentle, tractable, or easily led.
- 1.Pathsboth
The plural of 'Darb', referring to roads, paths, or routes.
- 1.Type of cattleclassical
A breed of cattle characterized by thin hooves and skin, and having humps.
- 1.Sensible womanclassical
A woman who is sensible, intelligent, or wise.
- 2.Skilled craftswomanclassical
A woman who is expert or skillful in her craft or profession.
- 3.Drummer womanclassical
A woman who plays the drum.
- 1.To throw himclassical
To cause someone to fall or be thrown.
- 1.Place in Iraqclassical
A location in Iraq named 'Darba'.
- 1.To be mentioned laterclassical
Indicates that this term will be discussed further in the text.
- 1.Hadith narratorclassical
A surname referring to a narrator of Hadith, like Ahmad bin Abdullah Al-Duraibi.
- 1.Patience in warclassical
Endurance and steadfastness during warfare, especially during retreat.
- 1.Doorkeeperboth
A gatekeeper or porter, a term of Persian origin.