بطحه
Root entry · 20 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the concept of lying flat or spreading out, often on the face. It extends to describe wide, flat areas of land, particularly riverbeds or plains with fine gravel, and can also refer to a specific type of illness or a person's stature.
Derived headwords
- 1.to throw down on faceboth
To throw someone or something down onto their face, causing them to lie flat.
- 1.to lie flatmodern
To lie down flat on one's stomach or face.
- 1.wide plainclassical
A wide, open area of land, often a plain or valley floor.
- 1.wide plainclassical
A wide, open area of land, often a plain or valley floor.
- 1.wide plainclassical
A wide, open area of land, often a plain or valley floor, characterized by fine gravel.
- 1.wide plainclassical
A wide, open area of land, often a plain or valley floor, characterized by fine gravel.
- 1.wide plainsclassical
Plural of Abṭaḥ, referring to wide, open areas of land.
- 1.wide plainsclassical
Plural of Buṭaḥ, referring to wide, open areas of land.
- 1.wide plainsclassical
Plural of Buṭayḥah, referring to wide, open areas of land.
- 1.stream spread outclassical
The stream or floodwaters spread out widely in the plain.
- 1.Quraysh of the plainsclassical
A designation for the Quraysh tribe who resided in the plains between the two mountains of Mecca.
- 1.fever illnessclassical
A type of illness characterized by fever.
- 1.Al-Battahiclassical
A name derived from Al-Biṭāḥ, possibly referring to someone associated with the illness or a place.
- 1.Battanclassical
A place name in Medina (with initial 'ḍammah') or in the land of Tamim (with initial 'fatḥah' and 'ṭāʼ' with 'kasrah').
- 1.stature of a manclassical
The height or stature of a man.
- 1.paving with gravelclassical
The act of spreading gravel or small stones in a mosque, making it level and smooth.
- 1.valley widenedclassical
The valley became wide and spread out.
- 1.trait of sincerityclassical
A characteristic or quality of truthfulness and sincerity.
- 1.close to the headclassical
Describing headwear (like caps) as being close-fitting to the head, not flying loosely.
- 1.capsclassical
Headwear, specifically caps or skullcaps.