نبح
Root entry · 18 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the sounds made by animals, particularly dogs, but extends to other creatures and even human vocalizations. It also encompasses related concepts like noise, groups, and specific objects or places associated with these sounds.
Derived headwords
- 1.to barkboth
The characteristic sound made by a dog. This verb can also be applied metaphorically to other animals or even humans making loud noises.
- 1.to cry outclassical
To make a loud, sharp sound, often associated with distress or excitement, used for animals like gazelles and goats.
- 1.to hissclassical
The sound made by a snake.
- 1.barkingboth
The act or sound of barking, typically by a dog.
- 1.barkingboth
The sound of barking, used as a masdar for the verb.
- 1.barkingboth
The act or sound of barking, a common masdar for the verb.
- 1.barkingclassical
A masdar form indicating the act or sound of barking.
- 1.to make barkclassical
To cause a dog or other animal to bark.
- 1.to make barkclassical
To cause a dog or other animal to bark; similar to أنبح.
- 1.clamorclassical
The loud noise or uproar of a group of people.
- 2.dog soundsclassical
The collective sounds of dogs, often implying a large number.
- 3.large groupclassical
A large gathering or multitude of people.
- 1.Abu 'Amirclassical
A name referring to Abu 'Amir, the muezzin of 'Ali, may God be pleased with him.
- 1.loud-voicedclassical
Describing someone with a strong or loud voice.
- 1.small white beadsclassical
Small, white, Makkah-produced beads used in necklaces. The singular is 'bahaa'.
- 1.Muhammad bin Salihclassical
A kunya (patronymic) for Muhammad bin Salih, a hadith narrator.
- 1.hoopoeclassical
A hoopoe bird known for its frequent cooing or rattling sounds.
- 1.like a lion's roarclassical
Describing a sound similar to the roar of a lion.
- 1.crying gazelleclassical
A female gazelle that makes a lot of noise or cries out frequently.
- 1.place nameclassical
A name for a range of hills near Tayman, known as Dhu Nubah.