الرير

Root entry · 8 derived lemmas

This root primarily concerns liquids, particularly those that are thin, watery, or derived from fat or marrow. It also extends to concepts of abundance, prosperity, and becoming excessively fat.

Derived headwords

الريرnoun

1.
salivaboth
Watery fluid that comes out of a child's mouth.
2.
thin liquidclassical
A thin, blackish liquid that was once fat in bones, or melted marrow.

ريرnoun

1.
thin liquidclassical
A thin, blackish liquid that was once fat in bones, or melted marrow.

ريرواverb

1.
to become prosperousclassical
A group of people became prosperous and had abundant resources.

كريرواverb

1.
to become prosperousclassical
A group of people became prosperous and had abundant resources.

أرارverb

1.
to thinclassical
God made the marrow thin and watery.

ريرواverb

1.
to become fatclassical
People became so fat that they were unable to move.
2.
to become prosperousclassical
Lands became prosperous and abundant.
3.
to become fatclassical
Livestock became so fat that they were unable to move.

الرائرةnoun

1.
fatty tissueclassical
The fatty tissue found in the knee, which is pleasant like marrow.

ورارانname

1.
place nameclassical
A town in Isfahan, from which notable scholars like Zayd ibn Thabit and his descendants originated.

Parallel reading

الرير: الماء يخرج من فم الصبي

Al-rir: The water that comes out of a child's mouth.

والذي كان شحما في العظام ثم صار ماء أسود رقيقا

And that which was fat in the bones then became a thin, blackish water.

كالرير والرار

Like al-rir and ar-rar.

ورير القوم: أخصبوا

And the people's rir: they became prosperous.

كَرِيرُوا

They became prosperous.

وأرار الله مخه: رققه

And Allah thinned his marrow: He made it watery.

وريروا: غلبهم السمن

And they became fat: fatness overcame them.

والبلاد: أخصبت

And the lands: they became prosperous.

وأولاد المال: سمنوا حتى عجزوا عن الحركة

And the young of livestock: they became fat until they were unable to move.

والرائرة: الشحمة تكون في الركبة طيبة كالمخ

And ar-ra'irah: the fatty tissue that is in the knee, which is pleasant like marrow.

وراران: ة بأصفهان، منه زيد بن ثابت، وابنه خليل، وابن أخيه محمد بن محمد بن بدر: المحدثون

And Wararan: a town in Isfahan, from which Zayd ibn Thabit, his son Khalil, and his nephew Muhammad ibn Muhammad ibn Badr, the hadith scholars, originated.