الذيار

Root entry · 8 derived lemmas

This root primarily concerns the concept of something being disliked, hated, or rejected. It also extends to specific applications related to veterinary medicine, particularly concerning camels and their treatment, and the darkening or blackening of teeth.

Derived headwords

الذَيَارnoun

1.
A type of substanceclassical
A substance, possibly a type of mud or plaster, used by veterinarians. It is applied to camels for treatment.

الذِّئَارnoun

1.
A type of substanceclassical
Synonymous with الذَيَار, referring to a substance used in veterinary practice.

ذَيَّارnoun

1.
Plaster/ointmentclassical
The substance (ذَيَار) after it has been applied or smeared by veterinarians.

ذِيَرَةnoun

1.
Mud/dung mixtureclassical
The substance (ذَيَار) after it has been mixed with soil, specifically referring to dung mixed with soil before being applied.

ذَارَverb

1.
To dislikeboth
To dislike or hate something.

يَذَارُverb

1.
To be dislikedclassical
Passive form of ذَارَ, meaning to be disliked or hated.

ذَارًاnoun

1.
Dislikeclassical
The act or state of disliking or hating.

تَذْيِيرnoun

1.
Blackening of teethclassical
The process or result of one's teeth becoming black or darkened.

Parallel reading

الذيار، ككتاب: الذئار.

Al-dhiyar, like kitāb: al-dhi'ār.

وذير الأطباء: لطخها بالذيار

And the veterinarian's application: smearing it (the camel) with al-dhiyar.

والناقة: صرها لئلا يؤثر فيها التوادي، أو السرقين قبل الخلط بالتراب خثة، فإذا خلط، فهو ذيرة، بالكسر، فإذا طلي به الأطباء، فهو ذيار.

And the she-camel: binding her so that the dung does not affect her, or the dung before mixing it with soil as a thick paste, and when it is mixed, it is dhiirah (with kasra), and when the veterinarians smear it, it is dhiyar.

وذاره يذاره: كرهه.

Wa dhārahu yudhāruhu: he disliked it.

وذير فوه تذييرا.

His mouth became darkened (teeth blackened) with tadhyeer.

اسودت أسنانه.

His teeth became black.