دربج

Root entry · 5 derived lemmas

This root primarily describes a process of softening or becoming pliant after a period of difficulty. It also extends to a mother's affection for her young and a specific gait characterized by pride and swagger.

Derived headwords

دَرَبَجَverb

1.
to become pliantboth
To become soft, yielding, or pliant after a period of hardness or difficulty.

دَرَبَجَتِverb

1.
to become fond ofclassical
Used to describe a female camel becoming fond of her offspring, similar to developing a strong attachment.

دَبَّverb

1.
to creepboth
To move slowly and stealthily, often implying a creeping or crawling motion.

دَبِيبًاnoun

1.
creepingboth
The act of moving slowly and stealthily; a creeping or crawling motion.

الدَّرَابِجُnoun

1.
swaggering personclassical
A person who walks with a proud, ostentatious, and swaggering gait.

Parallel reading

لان بعد صعوبة

became soft after difficulty

و الناقة: رئمت ولدها

and the female camel: she became fond of her young

ودبت دبيبا

and she crept with a creeping motion

والدرابج، كعلابط: المختال المتبختر في مشيته

And the swaggering person, like one who struts: the proud and boastful one in his walk