الغور
Root entry · 38 derived lemmasThe root الغور primarily relates to depth, lowness, and descent. It encompasses geographical lowlands, the act of descending or entering deeply into something, and the concept of a hidden or sunken place. It also extends to actions like raiding, hurrying, and intense heat.
Derived headwords
- 1.depthboth
The deepest part or bottom of anything.
- 1.descentboth
The act of descending or entering deeply into something.
- 2.disappearance of waterclassical
The sinking of water into the ground.
- 1.raidboth
A sudden attack, especially by a small group of people, often on horseback.
- 2.hurryingclassical
The act of moving quickly or rushing.
- 1.sinkingboth
The act of causing something to sink or go deep, or the sinking of water into the ground.
- 2.defeatclassical
The state of being defeated or routed.
- 1.enteringclassical
The act of entering into something.
- 1.setting (of the sun)classical
The setting of the sun below the horizon.
- 2.enteringclassical
The act of entering into something.
- 1.caveboth
A natural hollow or a hole in the side of a cliff or hill, or underground.
- 2.lairboth
A wild animal's resting place, especially one in a den.
- 1.caveboth
A natural hollow or a hole in the side of a cliff or hill, or underground.
- 2.lairboth
A wild animal's resting place, especially one in a den.
- 1.caveboth
A natural hollow or a hole in the side of a cliff or hill, or underground.
- 2.lairboth
A wild animal's resting place, especially one in a den.
- 3.hollowboth
A low or empty space.
- 4.mouth cavityclassical
The space behind the lips and in front of the jaws.
- 5.grape leavesclassical
The leaves of the grapevine.
- 6.large treesclassical
Large trees that yield an oily substance.
- 7.dustclassical
Fine, dry powder consisting of tiny particles of earth or waste matter.
- 8.armyclassical
A large organized body of armed personnel.
- 9.zealclassical
Great energy or enthusiasm in pursuit of a cause or objective.
- 1.cavesboth
Plural of غار, referring to caves or lairs.
- 1.cavesboth
Plural of غار, referring to caves or lairs.
- 1.to setboth
The sun set below the horizon.
- 1.to setboth
The sun set below the horizon.
- 2.to enterboth
To go into or become part of something.
- 3.to sinkboth
To go down below the surface of something, especially the sea or a river.
- 4.to dwellboth
To live in a place for a prolonged period or permanently.
- 5.to travelboth
To move through a place.
- 1.to raidboth
To launch a sudden attack on.
- 2.to hurryboth
To move or act with great speed.
- 3.to travelboth
To go into or through the land.
- 4.to come to helpboth
To arrive at a place to provide support.
- 1.to raidboth
To launch a sudden attack on.
- 2.to desire descentclassical
To wish to descend into a low-lying area.
- 1.prone to raidingboth
One who frequently engages in raids.
- 1.frequent raidingclassical
The state of frequently engaging in raids.
- 1.to bestow prosperityclassical
God bestowed abundance and rain upon them.
- 2.to intensify heatclassical
The heat of the day became intense.
- 1.to bestow prosperityclassical
God bestowed abundance and rain upon them.
- 1.to ask for zealclassical
To ask God for divine protection or fervor.
- 1.to bestow rainclassical
Grant us rain.
- 1.midday napboth
The afternoon nap taken during the hottest part of the day.
- 2.middayboth
The middle of the day; noon.
- 1.to enterboth
To go into or become part of something.
- 2.to descendboth
To go or come down from a higher to a lower level.
- 3.to sleepboth
To rest in a state of sleep.
- 4.to travelboth
To move through a place.
- 1.to become widespreadclassical
Fat spread out or became extensive.
- 1.to swellclassical
A wound became swollen.
- 1.name of companionsboth
A name of several companions and later scholars.
- 1.sunclassical
The sun.
- 2.midday napboth
The afternoon nap taken during the hottest part of the day.
- 3.a place nameclassical
A location near the gate of Herat.
- 1.region nameclassical
A region in Persia, used irregularly.
- 1.to raid each otherboth
They raided one another.
- 1.a water sourceclassical
A water source belonging to the Banu Kilb tribe.
- 2.a place of misfortuneclassical
A place from which evil or misfortune is feared to come.
- 1.to benefitclassical
To gain advantage or profit from something.
- 1.a place nameclassical
A location near Al-Dhahran.
- 1.a place nameclassical
A place name.
- 1.a place nameclassical
A place name in Merv.
- 1.a nameclassical
A name associated with Alhan bin Malik.
- 1.defeatclassical
The state of being defeated or routed.
- 2.driving awayclassical
The act of expelling or driving away.
- 1.navelclassical
The indentation in the middle of the abdomen.
- 1.blood moneyclassical
The compensation paid to the family of a murder victim.