رثد
Root entry · 18 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the concept of arranging, piling up, or stacking things, particularly goods or belongings. It also extends to meanings of gathering, being weak, or reaching the lowest point, as well as describing people and places.
Derived headwords
- 1.to pile upboth
To arrange goods or belongings in a pile or stack.
- 1.to pile upboth
To arrange goods or belongings in a pile or stack, similar to 'rathada'.
- 1.to pile upclassical
To pile up or stack something, used reflexively or with an object.
- 1.piled upboth
Something that has been piled up or stacked, referring to goods or belongings.
- 1.piled upboth
Something that has been piled up or stacked, referring to goods or belongings.
- 1.piled upboth
Something that has been piled up or stacked, referring to goods or belongings.
- 1.groupclassical
A group of people who are settled or residing in a place.
- 1.to settleclassical
They settled or became a resident group.
- 1.weak peopleclassical
The weak or feeble people of a community.
- 1.to be turbidclassical
To be turbid, cloudy, or murky, referring to water or a state of affairs.
- 1.to be turbidclassical
To become turbid, cloudy, or murky.
- 1.generous manclassical
A generous, noble, or honorable man.
- 1.lionclassical
A lion.
- 1.nameclassical
A proper name.
- 1.king of Yemenclassical
A king of Yemen who ruled for six hundred years.
- 1.pilersclassical
Those who are piling up their belongings.
- 1.to reach the earthclassical
To dig until the ground or the lowest layer of earth is reached.
- 1.valleyclassical
A valley, particularly a dry riverbed.