العسكر
Root entry · 6 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the concept of gathering, multitude, and military forces. It extends to encompass darkness, hardship, and specific locations, particularly military encampments or cities named after them.
Derived headwords
- 1.multitude, crowdboth
A large number or quantity of anything.
- 2.army, troopsboth
A large organized body of armed personnel, especially of a nation or state.
- 3.darkness of nightclassical
The deep darkness of the night.
- 1.Arafat and Minaclassical
Two specific locations in the vicinity of Mecca, significant during the Hajj pilgrimage.
- 1.hardship, scarcityclassical
A state of difficulty, distress, or severe lack, particularly of resources.
- 1.to gather, assembleboth
To come together in a large group or number.
- 2.to encampboth
To set up a camp or military post.
- 3.to fall into hardshipclassical
To experience a period of difficulty or scarcity.
- 1.encampment, campboth
A place where troops or a group of people are temporarily housed, especially in tents or temporary structures.
- 1.Al-Askari (dual)both
A dual appellation referring to two individuals, often scholars or notable figures, with the surname Al-Askari.