العور
Root entry · 39 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of blindness or loss of sight in one eye. It extends to related ideas of defect, weakness, deficiency, and things that are hidden or exposed. It also encompasses concepts of borrowing, lending, and sharing, as well as specific geographical and ornithological references.
Derived headwords
- 1.to be blind in one eyeboth
To lose the sight of one of the eyes.
- 1.blindness in one eyeboth
The condition of being blind in one eye.
- 2.defectclassical
A flaw or imperfection.
- 1.to make blindboth
To cause someone to become blind in one eye.
- 1.one-eyedboth
Having only one eye.
- 2.crowclassical
A crow, referring to the bird.
- 3.inferiorclassical
The bad or inferior part of anything.
- 4.weak and cowardlyclassical
A weak, cowardly, and dull person who is lost and lacks direction.
- 5.bad guideclassical
A guide who gives poor direction.
- 6.worn out (book)classical
A worn-out or old book.
- 7.without a whipclassical
Someone who does not have a whip with them.
- 8.without full siblingsclassical
One who has no full brother or sister from both parents.
- 9.unfulfilledclassical
One whose need was not met or who did not achieve what they sought.
- 10.head injuryclassical
A wound or injury to the head.
- 11.impassable roadclassical
A road about which there is no knowledge or guidance.
- 1.plural of أعورboth
Plural form of the adjective 'a'war' (one-eyed).
- 1.plural of أعورclassical
Plural form of the adjective 'a'war' (one-eyed).
- 1.defectboth
A defect, flaw, or blemish.
- 2.tear in fabricclassical
A tear or rip in a piece of clothing.
- 1.affecting the eyeclassical
Anything that affects or harms the eye.
- 2.eye inflammationclassical
Inflammation of the eye, such as conjunctivitis.
- 3.foreign body in eyeclassical
A foreign object in the eye, like dust or grit.
- 4.pimple on eyelidclassical
A pimple or pustule on the lower eyelid.
- 5.uncertain arrowclassical
An arrow whose thrower is unknown or uncertain.
- 1.large amount of moneyclassical
A large amount of money that fills one's sight, implying a burden.
- 1.defectboth
A defect, flaw, or blemish.
- 2.tear in fabricclassical
A tear or rip in a piece of clothing.
- 3.swallow (bird)classical
The swallow bird.
- 4.tissue removed from eyeclassical
Tissue removed from the eye after medication has been applied.
- 5.blind in the roadclassical
One who has no sight or knowledge of the road.
- 6.weak and cowardlyclassical
A weak and cowardly person.
- 7.plural of عوارboth
Plural form of 'awār' (defect, tear).
- 1.those with anal needsclassical
People whose needs are met through their anus.
- 1.tree in Meccaclassical
A tree from which 'makhāniq' (a type of garment or veil) are taken in Mecca.
- 1.ugly word or deedclassical
An ugly or offensive word or action.
- 2.cross-eyedclassical
A woman who is cross-eyed (ḥawlā').
- 1.scattered locustsclassical
Scattered groups or swarms of locusts.
- 1.gap in teethboth
A gap or opening in the teeth or elsewhere.
- 2.place to be coveredboth
Any place that needs to be covered or concealed.
- 3.private partboth
The private parts of the body; pudendum.
- 4.time of vulnerabilityclassical
The time when vulnerability is likely to occur, specifically three times: before Fajr, at noon, and after Isha.
- 5.embarrassing matterclassical
Any matter that causes shame or embarrassment.
- 6.mountain peakclassical
The height or peak of a mountain.
- 7.sunrise/sunsetclassical
The place of sunrise and sunset.
- 1.to appearclassical
To become visible or apparent.
- 2.to become possibleclassical
To become feasible or possible.
- 3.to show weaknessclassical
For a horseman, to show a weak spot vulnerable to attack.
- 1.loaned itemboth
Something that is borrowed or lent; a loan.
- 1.loaned itemclassical
Something that is borrowed or lent; a loan.
- 1.to lendboth
To lend something to someone.
- 1.to lend to each otherclassical
To lend something to each other.
- 1.to seek a loanclassical
To seek to borrow something.
- 1.to borrowboth
To ask for and receive a loan of something.
- 1.to borrow fromboth
To borrow something from someone.
- 1.to exchange itemsclassical
To exchange items among themselves; to pass something around.
- 1.to exchange itemsclassical
To exchange items among themselves; to pass something around.
- 1.to exchange itemsclassical
To exchange items among themselves; to pass something around.
- 1.to take awayclassical
To take something away or carry it off.
- 2.to destroyclassical
To ruin or destroy something.
- 1.to measureclassical
To measure or estimate quantities.
- 1.to measureclassical
To measure or estimate quantities.
- 1.to compareclassical
To measure or compare two things to see their difference.
- 1.trained horseclassical
A trained or well-prepared horse.
- 2.docked-tail horseclassical
A horse whose tail has been docked.
- 3.fat horseclassical
A fat or well-fed horse.
- 1.to expose sheep to lossclassical
To expose sheep to the risk of being lost or stolen.
- 1.place near Nablusclassical
A place near Nablus, said to be the burial site of seventy prophets, including Uzair and Joshua.
- 1.to be aloneclassical
To become isolated or solitary.
- 1.place nameclassical
A name for two different places.
- 2.man's nameclassical
The name of a man.
- 1.collapsed wellclassical
A collapsed well, used for both singular and plural.
- 1.five poetsclassical
A group of five poets from the tribe of Qays.
- 1.bad inner selfclassical
One who has a bad or corrupt inner disposition.
- 1.a type of birdclassical
A type of bird.