الجنبر

Root entry · 6 derived lemmas

This root appears to primarily describe large or stout animals, specifically camels, and also refers to a young bird of prey. It can also be used as a proper name.

Derived headwords

الجَنبَرnoun

1.
Large camelboth
A large, stout, or bulky camel.
2.
Short camelclassical
A camel that is short in stature.

الجَنبَارnoun

1.
Young bustard chickclassical
The young chick of a bustard bird.

جُحنَبَارnoun

1.
Large, stout creatureclassical
A large, stout, or bulky creature, often used for a camel.

سِمسَارnoun

1.
Brokermodern
An intermediary or agent, often in trade or real estate.
2.
Large, stout creatureclassical
A large, stout, or bulky creature, similar to 'juhnabar'.

جعدة بن مرداسname

1.
Proper nameclassical
A proper name, referring to a specific individual.

شَبيل بن الجَنبارname

1.
Proper nameclassical
A proper name, referring to a specific individual, a poet.

Parallel reading

الجَنبَر: الجمل الضخم

Al-janbar: the large camel.

والقصير

And the short one.

وفرخ الحبارى

And the chick of the bustard.

كالجنبار

Like al-junbar.

وسمسار

And simsar.

وفرس جعدة بن مرداس

And the mare of Ja'dah bin Murdas.

وشبيل بن الجنبار: شاعر

And Shabil bin al-Janbar: a poet.