كثير
Root entry · 9 derived lemmasThe root كثير (k-th-r) primarily relates to abundance, multitude, and frequency. It encompasses concepts of being numerous, plentiful, and occurring often, as well as the act of increasing or multiplying.
Derived headwords
- 1.many, numerousboth
Existing in large numbers or quantities; plentiful.
- 2.frequentboth
Occurring or happening often.
- 1.to be abundant, numerousboth
To exist in large numbers or quantities; to be plentiful.
- 2.to increaseboth
To become more numerous or plentiful.
- 1.abundance, multitudeboth
A large number or quantity; a great amount.
- 2.frequencyboth
The state of occurring often or being frequent.
- 1.to have much, to do muchboth
To possess or engage in a large quantity of something.
- 2.to increaseboth
To cause something to become more numerous or plentiful.
- 3.to speak muchboth
To talk at length or excessively.
- 1.abundant, plentifulclassical
Existing in large numbers or quantities.
- 1.one who has muchclassical
A person who possesses a large amount of something.
- 1.multiplication, increaseboth
The act of making something more numerous or plentiful; augmentation.
- 1.mound, duneboth
A heap or pile of sand or earth, often forming a hill or mound.
- 1.Katheer bin Qarundaaclassical
A proper name, referring to a follower of the Tabi'in (successors to the Companions of the Prophet Muhammad).