الطثرة

Root entry · 10 derived lemmas

This root primarily relates to the thickening or curdling of milk, and by extension, to richness, abundance, and thick substances like sediment or algae. It also encompasses terms for specific animals, a place name, and a tribal affiliation.

Derived headwords

الطَّثْرَةnoun

1.
curdled milkboth
The process or state of milk becoming thick and curdled.
2.
creaminessclassical
The fatty layer that rises to the top of milk.
3.
sedimentclassical
The thick sediment or dregs found at the bottom of something.
4.
algaeclassical
Thick, slimy growth, such as algae or pond scum.
5.
thick waterclassical
Water that is dense or viscous.
6.
affluenceclassical
A state of abundant living and prosperity.
7.
sheep's woolclassical
The wool of sheep.
8.
sheep's fatclassical
The fat of sheep.

طَثِرَverb

1.
to curdleboth
Milk became thick or curdled.

طَثْرًاnoun

1.
curdlingclassical
The act or process of curdling.

طُثُورًاnoun

1.
curdlingclassical
The act or process of curdling.

الطَّيْثَارnoun

1.
lionclassical
A name for a lion.
2.
mosquitoclassical
A name for a mosquito.

الطُّثْيَارnoun

1.
mosquitoclassical
A name for a mosquito, similar to الطيثار.

طَثَرname

1.
a clanclassical
A lineage or clan among the Azd tribe.

طَثَرِيَّةname

1.
mother of Al-Tathariyahclassical
The mother of the poet Al-Tathariyah Al-Qushayri.

أَطْثَرُواverb

1.
to become abundantclassical
They became numerous or abundant.

طَيْثَرَةname

1.
a nameclassical
A proper name, its specific reference is not detailed.

Parallel reading

الطثرة: خثورة اللبن

Al-Tathrah: the curdling of milk.

وما علاه من الدسم

And what rises to the top of it as cream.

وقد طثر طثرا وطثورا

And it (milk) curdled with a curdling and a curdling.

والحمأة

And the sediment.

والطحلب

And the algae.

والماء الغليظ

And the thick water.

وسعة العيش

And abundance of living.

وصوف الغنم

And the wool of sheep.

وسمنها

And its fat.

والطيثار: الأسد

And Al-Tithar: the lion.

والبعوض، كالطثيار، بتقديم المثلثة.

And the mosquito, like Al-Tithyar, with the substitution of the thaa' (ث).

وطثر: بطن من الأزد.

And Tathar: a clan from the Azd.

وطثرية، محركة: أم يزيد بن الطثرية الشاعر القشيري.

And Tathariyyah, with harakah: the mother of Yazid bin Al-Tathariyyah, the Qushayri poet.

وأطثروا: أكثروا.

And At'tharoo: they became abundant.

وطيثرة: اسم.

And Titharah: a name.