لقحت
Root entry · 19 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of conception, fertilization, and pregnancy, particularly in animals like camels. It extends to related ideas such as the male's contribution, the state of being pregnant, and the offspring. Metaphorically, it can refer to readiness, maturity, or a state of being prepared for action, often in the context of war or experience.
Derived headwords
- 1.The she-camel conceivedboth
The she-camel became pregnant, accepting the male's semen.
- 1.to conceiveboth
To accept fertilization and become pregnant, used for female animals.
- 1.fertilizationboth
The act or process of fertilization, especially in plants like date palms.
- 2.semenclassical
The male's contribution (semen or pollen) used for fertilization.
- 3.people who do not pay tributeclassical
A group of people who do not submit to kings or have not been captured in war during the pre-Islamic era.
- 1.camelsclassical
A collective noun for camels.
- 1.pregnantboth
A female animal that is pregnant.
- 2.fertilizingboth
Referring to the wind that fertilizes trees.
- 3.ready for warclassical
A war that is imminent or about to begin.
- 1.pregnantboth
A she-camel that is pregnant, especially in the early stages (up to two or three months).
- 2.milkingboth
A she-camel that has recently given birth and is producing milk.
- 1.fetusesclassical
The plural of 'luqhah', referring to fetuses or unborn young.
- 1.pregnant she-camelboth
A pregnant she-camel, also used with the open 'a' vowel.
- 2.eagleclassical
An eagle.
- 3.ravenclassical
A raven.
- 4.nursing womanclassical
A woman who is nursing or breastfeeding.
- 1.pregnancyclassical
The state of being pregnant.
- 2.semenclassical
A portion of semen taken from one male to be introduced to another.
- 1.stud malesboth
Male animals used for breeding, plural of 'mulqih'.
- 2.pregnant femalesclassical
Female animals that are pregnant, plural of 'mulqihah'.
- 1.mothersclassical
Mothers, or the fetuses within their wombs.
- 2.semen in male camelsclassical
The semen carried in the loins of stud camels.
- 1.The she-camel appeared pregnantboth
The she-camel showed signs of pregnancy but was not actually pregnant.
- 1.to falsely accuse meclassical
To blame someone for something they did not do.
- 1.to pollinate the palm treeboth
To fertilize a palm tree, typically by applying pollen.
- 1.The winds fertilized the treesboth
The winds carried pollen, causing trees to become fertilized.
- 1.imminent warclassical
A war that is about to break out or is in its initial stages.
- 1.The palm tree was ready to be pollinatedclassical
The palm tree reached the stage where it could be fertilized.
- 1.experienced manclassical
A man who is experienced or tested.
- 1.healthy and strongclassical
An idiomatic expression meaning healthy, robust, and vigorous.