الزبد
Root entry · 14 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to froth, foam, and effervescence, particularly from liquids like water or milk. It also extends to meanings of richness, choice parts, and by extension, refers to specific places, people, and even a type of perfume.
Derived headwords
- 1.froth, foamboth
The froth or foam that rises on water, milk, or other liquids.
- 2.richness, best partclassical
The finest or choicest part of something, often referring to the best of wealth or food.
- 1.to foam, to frothboth
The sea or other liquid becoming foamy or frothy.
- 1.blossom of the lote treeclassical
The blossom or flowers of the lote tree (Sidr).
- 1.cream, butterboth
The creamy part of milk, which can be churned into butter.
- 1.to churnboth
To churn milk or a liquid to extract its froth or cream.
- 2.to foam at the mouthboth
To exhibit foam at the mouth, often due to anger or exertion.
- 1.foamingclassical
One who is foaming at the mouth.
- 1.to give a portion of wealthclassical
To give someone a portion of one's wealth, especially as a gift or bribe.
- 1.worthless part of milkclassical
The part of milk that is considered worthless or of poor quality.
- 1.civet (perfume)classical
A perfume derived from the civet animal, specifically its secretion.
- 2.civet catclassical
The animal (civet cat) from which the perfume is obtained.
- 1.butterboth
Butter, the dairy product made from churning cream.
- 2.best part, essenceclassical
The best or choicest part of something; the essence.
- 1.name of a womanclassical
A female given name, notably borne by the wife of Caliph Harun al-Rashid.
- 1.name of a placeclassical
A name given to several locations, including a pool near Mecca and places in al-Jibal, Wasit, and Baghdad.
- 1.to foam at the mouthboth
To foam at the mouth, as a result of anger, illness, or exertion.
- 1.to swallowclassical
To swallow something whole.
- 2.to take the best partclassical
To take the best or choicest part of something.
- 3.to hasten to an oathclassical
To quickly or eagerly take an oath.