العير
Root entry · 32 derived lemmasThe root 'العير' primarily relates to donkeys and their characteristics, extending to things that resemble them or share their qualities of movement, stubbornness, or being a burden. It also encompasses physical features, geographical locations, and abstract concepts like flaws or leadership.
Derived headwords
- 1.Donkeyboth
The primary meaning, often specifically referring to a wild donkey.
- 2.Protruding boneclassical
A prominent bone, especially the one in the middle of something, or any protrusion on a flat surface.
- 3.Part of the eyeclassical
Refers to the pupil, eyelid, iris, or glance of the eye.
- 4.Inner earclassical
The part of the ear beneath the external flap.
- 5.Valleyclassical
A valley, particularly one that was once fertile but became barren.
- 6.Leaderclassical
A chief or king.
- 7.Drumclassical
A type of drum.
- 8.Spineclassical
The prominent part of the spine.
- 9.Caravanclassical
A caravan, usually referring to camels carrying provisions. It is feminine and lacks a singular form from its own root.
- 10.Loadclassical
Anything carried, whether camels, donkeys, or mules.
- 11.Wooden part of a howdahclassical
A wooden piece found at the front of a howdah (a seat on an elephant or camel).
- 12.Pegclassical
A peg or stake.
- 13.Mountainclassical
A mountain.
- 1.Plural of donkeyboth
Plural of العَيْر (donkey).
- 2.Starsclassical
Bright stars in the path of Suhail (Canopus).
- 1.Frequent comer and goerclassical
Someone who comes and goes frequently.
- 2.Intelligent and wanderingclassical
An intelligent person who wanders a lot.
- 3.Lionclassical
A lion.
- 4.Horse's nameclassical
The name of a horse belonging to Khalid ibn al-Walid.
- 5.Proper nounclassical
A proper noun or a mark.
- 6.Running awayclassical
The act of running away, as in a horse or dog running freely.
- 1.Plural of donkeyboth
Plural of العَيْر (donkey).
- 1.Plural of donkeyboth
Plural of العَيْر (donkey).
- 1.Plural of donkeyboth
Plural of العَيْر (donkey).
- 1.Frequent coming and goingclassical
The act of coming and going frequently.
- 1.Resilient camelclassical
A camel that survives and moves with vigor.
- 1.Locust swarmclassical
A swarm of locusts.
- 1.To lendboth
To lend something to someone.
- 2.To go and comeclassical
To go and come, referring to a person's movement.
- 3.To leave and go to anotherclassical
For a camel to leave one herd and go to another.
- 4.To moveclassical
For a poem or piece of writing to be composed or move forward.
- 5.To weighclassical
To weigh coins one by one.
- 6.To cover with algaeclassical
For water to become covered with algae.
- 7.To make a notchclassical
To make a notch or groove in the tip of a blade.
- 1.To lendboth
To lend something to someone (Form IV of عَيَّرَ).
- 1.To reproach each otherclassical
To reproach or insult one another.
- 1.Lent itemboth
Something that has been lent.
- 2.Horse deviating from the pathclassical
A horse that deviates from the path with its rider.
- 1.Resembling a donkeyclassical
Something that resembles a donkey in its form or nature.
- 1.Frequent coming and goingclassical
The act of coming and going frequently.
- 2.Intelligent and wanderingclassical
An intelligent person who wanders a lot.
- 3.Lionclassical
A lion.
- 4.Horse's nameclassical
The name of a horse belonging to Khalid ibn al-Walid.
- 5.Proper nounclassical
A proper noun or a mark.
- 6.Running awayclassical
The act of running away, as in a horse or dog running freely.
- 1.Frequent coming and goingclassical
The act of coming and going frequently.
- 1.Alone and pleased with oneselfclassical
Someone who is alone and pleased with their own opinion.
- 2.Eating aloneclassical
Someone who eats alone.
- 1.Flaw or defectboth
Anything that carries a flaw or defect.
- 1.Cunning womanclassical
A cunning or shrewd woman.
- 1.Companionclassical
A companion of the Prophet Muhammad.
- 1.To afflict with a flawclassical
To afflict someone with a flaw or defect.
- 1.Plural of donkeyboth
Plural of العَيْر (donkey).
- 1.Mutual reproachclassical
The act of reproaching or insulting one another.
- 1.Mountain nameclassical
A mountain located in the lands of Qays.
- 1.Flawsclassical
Flaws or defects.
- 1.Donkeyboth
A donkey.
- 1.Eyes with a defectclassical
Eyes that have a defect or flaw.
- 1.Historical financial increaseclassical
An idiom referring to an increase of ten dirhams in the stipends of Umayyad caliphs upon succession.
- 1.Before the blink of an eyeclassical
An idiom meaning before the glance of the eye, i.e., very quickly.
- 1.Bird nameclassical
A type of bird found in the Al-Sarat region.
- 1.Location nameclassical
A place name.
- 1.To notch a bladeclassical
To make a notch or groove in the tip of a blade.