والهبهبة

Root entry · 19 derived lemmas

This root primarily relates to speed, swiftness, and rapid movement. It also encompasses concepts of shimmering, urging, sudden awareness, and cutting or tearing. Derived terms describe fast individuals, animals, and even worn-out objects.

Derived headwords

الهبهبةnoun

1.
Speedboth
The quality of being fast or quick.
2.
Shimmering mirageclassical
The wavering appearance of heat haze or a mirage on the horizon.
3.
Urgingclassical
The act of pushing or inciting someone or something forward.
4.
Awarenessclassical
The state of becoming alert or suddenly noticing something.
5.
Slaughterclassical
The act of killing, particularly for food.

الهبهبيadjective

1.
Skilled in driving camelsclassical
Someone who is good at urging and guiding camels, especially in singing to them.
2.
Good at serviceclassical
Someone who excels in providing service or assistance.
3.
Skilled butcherclassical
Someone proficient in slaughtering animals.
4.
Fastboth
Possessing great speed or quickness.
5.
Light camelclassical
A camel that is quick and agile.
6.
Shepherdclassical
A person who tends to sheep, or specifically their ram.

الهبهابnoun

1.
Shoutingclassical
The act of making loud cries or calls.
2.
Mirageclassical
The shimmering appearance of heat or water in the distance.
3.
Children's gameclassical
A playful activity or game enjoyed by children.

الهبابnoun

1.
Dustboth
Fine particles of matter, often raised into the air.

تهبهبverb

1.
To shakeclassical
To move or cause to move rapidly to and fro; to tremble or vibrate.

تهببverb

1.
To wear outclassical
To become damaged or destroyed as a result of use or damage.

هبايبadjective

1.
Tornclassical
Describes a garment that is ripped or in pieces.

أهبابadjective

1.
Tornclassical
Describes a garment that is ripped or in pieces.

هببadjective

1.
Tornclassical
Describes a garment that is ripped or in pieces.

وهبيبname

1.
Wahib ibn Ma'qilclassical
A Companion of the Prophet Muhammad, to whom the Wadi Habib near Alexandria was attributed.

مهبابadjective

1.
Eager for matingclassical
Describes a male goat that is highly desirous of sexual intercourse.

الهبيبnoun

1.
Dust-raising windclassical
A wind that stirs up and disperses dust.

الهبوبnoun

1.
Dust-raising windclassical
A wind that stirs up and disperses dust.

الهبوبةnoun

1.
Dust-raising windclassical
A wind that stirs up and disperses dust.

هبverb

1.
To comeclassical
Used in the phrase 'from where did you come?'
2.
To be absentclassical
Used in the phrase 'where have you been absent from us?' meaning 'you have been away from us'.

هبةnoun

1.
Onceclassical
Referring to a single occurrence or instance.

اهتبهverb

1.
To cutclassical
To divide or separate with a sharp instrument.

هببهverb

1.
To tearclassical
To rip or rend something apart.

الهبهبnoun

1.
Swift wolfclassical
A wolf characterized by its speed and agility.

Parallel reading

السرعة

Speed

وترقرق السراب

And the shimmering of the mirage

والزجر

And the urging

والإنتباه

And the awareness

والذبح

And the slaughter

والهبهبي: الحسن الحداء

And Al-Habebee: the one skilled in driving camels (with song)

والحسن الخدمة

And the one good at service

والقصاب

And the skilled butcher

والسريع

And the fast one

والجمل الخفيف

And the light (fast) camel

وهي بهاء

And she (a female camel) is beauty

وراعي الغنم، أو تيسها

And the shepherd of the sheep, or their ram

والهبهاب: الصياح

And Al-Habhab: the shouting

والسراب

And the mirage

ولعبة للصبيان

And a game for children

والهباب، كسحاب: الهباء

And Al-Habab, like Sahab: the dust

وتهبهب: تزعزع

And Tahahbaba: it shakes

وتهبب الثوب: بلى

And the garment Tahabbaba: it wore out

وثوب هبايب وأهباب وهبب: متقطع

And a garment Haba'ib, Ahbab, and Habab: torn/in pieces

وهبيب، كزبير، ابن معقل: صحابي

And Habeeb, like Zubayr, son of Ma'qil: a Companion

ونسب إليه وادي هبيب، بطريق الإسكندرية

And Wadi Habeeb, on the road to Alexandria, was attributed to him

وتيس مهباب: كثير النبيب للسفاد

And a Mahbab ram: eager for mating

والهبيب والهبوب والهبوبة: الريح المثيرة للغبرة

And Al-Habeeb, Al-Huboob, and Al-Huboobah: the dust-raising wind

ومن أين هببت: من أين جئت

And 'Min ayna hababt': from where did you come

وأين هببت عنا، بالكسر: أي غبت عنا

And 'Ayna hababt 'anna', with kasra: meaning you were absent from us

ورأيته هبة: مرة

And I saw him Habbah: once

واهتبه: قطعه

And Ihtabahu: I cut it

وهببه: خرقه

And Habbabahu: I tore it

والهبهب: الذئب الخفيف

And Al-Habhab: the swift wolf