ذب
Root entry · 32 derived lemmasThe root ذب (dhb) primarily relates to concepts of pushing away, repelling, and defending. It extends to meanings of drying up, becoming weak or emaciated, and also encompasses terms for specific animals, parts of the body, and abstract concepts like strife and misfortune.
Derived headwords
- 1.to defendboth
To push away or repel in order to protect someone or something.
- 2.to preventboth
To ward off or stop something from happening.
- 1.to wanderclassical
To move about restlessly or inconsistently, not staying in one place.
- 2.to dry upclassical
Said of a body of water, to dry up due to heat.
- 3.to dry outboth
Said of lips, to become dry due to thirst or other reasons.
- 4.to waste awayboth
Said of a body, to become thin and weak.
- 5.to witherboth
Said of plants, to become dry and lifeless.
- 6.to dwindleclassical
Said of the day, when only a small portion remains.
- 7.to become paleboth
Said of a person, to lose color in their face.
- 1.strenuous travelclassical
Spending the night in arduous travel, causing fatigue.
- 1.hurried and solitaryclassical
Describing a rider who is moving quickly and alone.
- 1.long thirstclassical
A prolonged thirst that necessitates a long and hurried journey to water.
- 1.unsteady camelclassical
A camel that cannot stand steady in one place, likely due to weakness or illness.
- 1.defense of kinclassical
The act of defending one's family or honor.
- 1.wild bullclassical
A wild bull, also referred to as 'dh'b al-riyād'.
- 1.wild bullclassical
A specific name for a wild bull.
- 1.wild bullclassical
Another term for a wild bull.
- 1.wild bullclassical
Another term for a wild bull.
- 1.parched lipboth
A lip that is dry and cracked, often from thirst.
- 1.fliesboth
The common insect, flies.
- 2.beesclassical
Also refers to bees.
- 1.flies (plural)both
Plural form of 'dhubāb' (flies).
- 1.flies (plural)both
Plural form of 'dhubāb' (flies).
- 1.flies (plural)both
Plural form of 'dhubāb' (flies).
- 1.fly-infested landclassical
Land that is abundant with flies.
- 1.fly-infested landclassical
Land that is abundant with flies.
- 1.repellentclassical
Something used to repel or drive away.
- 1.black spot in eyeclassical
A black spot in the pupil of a horse's eye.
- 2.sword's edgeclassical
The sharp edge or tip of a sword.
- 3.ear's tipclassical
The pointed part of the ear.
- 4.henna's bloomclassical
The initial flowering of henna.
- 5.pupil of the eyeclassical
The pupil of the eye.
- 6.madnessclassical
Madness or insanity.
- 7.misfortuneclassical
Bad luck or misfortune.
- 1.madnessclassical
Madness or insanity.
- 2.misfortuneclassical
Bad luck or misfortune.
- 1.womanizerclassical
A man who frequently visits women.
- 1.tallclassical
Describing a person or animal as tall.
- 2.camel's tuskclassical
The tusk or tooth of a camel.
- 1.messengerclassical
A swift messenger or courier.
- 1.waveringclassical
The act of something suspended in the air moving back and forth.
- 2.protectionclassical
Defending neighbors and family.
- 3.harmingclassical
Causing harm or annoyance to people.
- 4.agitationclassical
The act of shaking or moving something.
- 5.tongueclassical
The tongue.
- 6.mentionclassical
Mention or remembrance.
- 7.testicleclassical
A testicle.
- 8.ornamentsclassical
Decorative items hung on a howdah.
- 1.tongueclassical
The tongue.
- 2.mentionclassical
Mention or remembrance.
- 1.tongueclassical
The tongue.
- 2.mentionclassical
Mention or remembrance.
- 1.remainder of debtclassical
The remaining part of a debt.
- 2.place nameclassical
A place name in Yemen.
- 1.waveringboth
Hesitating or being uncertain between two matters.
- 1.to waverclassical
To cause something suspended to waver or move back and forth.
- 1.wellclassical
A well or water source.
- 1.personal nameclassical
A given name, such as Dhubāb.