بلخ
Root entry · 17 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to arrogance and pride, extending to descriptions of haughty individuals. It also encompasses geographical names, specific plants, and a term for a foolish woman.
Derived headwords
- 1.to be arrogantboth
To exhibit excessive pride, haughtiness, or disdain.
- 1.to act arrogantlyclassical
To behave in a manner characterized by arrogance or haughtiness.
- 1.arroganceboth
The quality of being arrogant or haughty.
- 2.oak treeclassical
A type of oak tree, specifically from the region of Sindh.
- 3.heightclassical
Tallness or great height.
- 1.arroganceboth
The state of being arrogant or proud.
- 1.oak treeclassical
The oak tree, specifically the evergreen oak.
- 1.oak treeclassical
A name for the oak tree.
- 1.heightclassical
Tallness or great height.
- 1.river in Al-Jaziraclassical
A river located in the region of Al-Jazira.
- 1.city nameclassical
A city name, also known as Balkh.
- 1.river nameclassical
A name for a river, likely a plural or variant form.
- 1.river nameclassical
A plural or variant form for a river name.
- 1.river nameclassical
A plural or variant form for a river name.
- 1.foolishclassical
Describing a woman as foolish or simple-minded.
- 1.women with large buttocksclassical
Women characterized by having large buttocks.
- 1.greatclassical
Describing something as great, large, or magnificent.
- 2.nobleclassical
Describing someone as noble or of high status.
- 1.place nameclassical
A place name, a locality near Abiward.
- 1.large shrubclassical
A type of shrub that grows large, similar to a pomegranate tree, with beautiful flowers.