ضبح
Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThe root ضبح (ḍabaḥa) primarily relates to sounds made by animals, particularly horses, and also to the effects of fire on objects. It extends to describe specific types of sounds, the residue of fire, and even metaphorical actions like confrontation.
Derived headwords
- 1.to make a soundboth
Horses making a sound that is neither a neigh nor a whinny.
- 2.to run without approachingclassical
To run or move without getting close to the target or destination.
- 3.to change or alterclassical
Fire altering something, but not excessively.
- 1.sound of horsesclassical
The specific sound made by horses, distinct from neighing or whinnying.
- 1.sound of horsesclassical
An alternative term for the specific sound made by horses.
- 1.to be altered by fireclassical
To be changed or affected by fire, but not to the point of being consumed or excessively altered.
- 1.embers, ashesboth
The residue of fire, such as embers or ashes.
- 1.fox's soundclassical
The sound made by a fox.
- 1.name of horsesclassical
A name given to several specific horses belonging to different individuals.
- 1.flint stonesclassical
Stones used for striking a flint, likely referring to the material that sparks.
- 1.place nameclassical
A location from which people depart or are pushed, specifically referring to a place in Arafat.
- 1.scorched bowclassical
A bow that has been affected or worked by fire.
- 1.confrontation, contestclassical
The act of confronting, contending with, or engaging in a contest.
- 1.name of individualsclassical
A name given to several individuals, including scholars and historical figures.
- 1.name of horse ridersclassical
A name given to groups of horse riders associated with specific individuals.