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القعبري
Root entry · 3 derived lemmasThis root describes someone who is intensely stingy, ill-tempered, or harsh towards their family or associates. It also refers to a specific historical figure.
Derived headwords
القَعْبَرِيّadjective
- 1.Intensely stingyboth
Describes a person who is extremely miserly and unwilling to spend money.
- 2.Ill-temperedboth
Refers to someone with a bad disposition, prone to anger or harshness.
- 3.Harsh towards family/associatesboth
Specifically denotes someone who is severe or unkind to their household, companions, or tribe.
قَعْبَرٌname
- 1.Name of a Tabi'iclassical
Refers to 'Alim ibn Qa'bar, a follower of the Prophet's companions.
قُعَيْرٌname
- 1.Misspellingclassical
Indicates that 'Qu'ayr' is a textual error or misspelling, likely intended to be another name.
Parallel reading
القعبري، كجعبري: الشديد البخيل السيئ الخلق، أو الشديد على أهله أو صاحبه أو عشيرته.
Al-Qa'bari, like Ja'bari: the intensely stingy, ill-tempered one, or the one severe towards his family, his companion, or his tribe.
وعليم بن قعبر، كقنفذ: تابعي،
And 'Alim ibn Qa'bar, like Qunfudh: a Tabi'i (follower).
وقُعير، مصغرا، تصحيف.
And Qu'ayr, in diminutive form, is a misspelling.