الفرات
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the concept of fresh, sweet water, particularly a major river. It also extends to meanings of weakness, foolishness, and moral corruption, as well as personal names.
Derived headwords
- 1.The Euphrates Riverboth
A major river in Western Asia, historically significant and known for its fresh water.
- 2.Sweet waterclassical
Extremely fresh and sweet water, a primary meaning of the root.
- 3.Seaclassical
In some contexts, it can refer to a large body of water like a sea.
- 4.Proper nameboth
Used as a proper name for people.
- 1.to be sweetclassical
To be very fresh and sweet, referring to water.
- 1.to be sweetclassical
To be very fresh and sweet, referring to water.
- 1.sweetnessclassical
The quality of being very fresh and sweet, especially of water.
- 1.to be foolishclassical
To have weakened intellect after a period of soundness; to become foolish.
- 1.to become corruptclassical
To become morally corrupt or wicked; to act dissolutely.
- 1.she became corruptclassical
Feminine past tense of 'to become corrupt'.
- 1.corrupt womanclassical
A woman who is morally corrupt or wicked.
- 1.weaknessclassical
A state of weakness or slackness, possibly referring to a lapse in intellect or resolve.
- 1.sweetclassical
Plural adjective form meaning sweet, referring to waters.
- 1.sweetclassical
Plural adjective form meaning sweet, referring to waters.