كدر
Root entry · 36 derived lemmasThe root كدر (k-d-r) primarily relates to turbidity, cloudiness, and impurity, affecting water, colors, and even abstract concepts like lineage or reputation. It extends to meanings of swiftness, intensity, and specific objects or places associated with these qualities.
Derived headwords
- 1.to be turbidboth
To become cloudy, muddy, or impure, especially referring to water.
- 2.to be dullboth
To lose clarity or brightness, referring to colors or appearance.
- 1.turbidityboth
The state or quality of being turbid, muddy, or impure.
- 1.turbidityboth
The state or quality of being turbid, muddy, or impure.
- 1.turbidityboth
The state or quality of being turbid, muddy, or impure.
- 1.turbidityboth
The state or quality of being turbid, muddy, or impure.
- 1.turbidityboth
The state or quality of being turbid, muddy, or impure.
- 2.color dullnessboth
A dullness or lack of brightness in color.
- 1.to become turbidclassical
To become turbid or cloudy, often used for water.
- 1.turbidityclassical
The state of becoming turbid or cloudy.
- 1.to become turbidboth
To become cloudy, muddy, or impure.
- 2.to be displeasedclassical
To become upset or displeased.
- 1.turbidboth
Turbid, cloudy, or muddy, especially referring to water.
- 2.dull-coloredboth
Having a dull or impure color.
- 1.turbidboth
Turbid, cloudy, or muddy.
- 2.dull-coloredboth
Having a dull or impure color.
- 1.turbidboth
Turbid, cloudy, or muddy.
- 1.to make turbidboth
To cause something to become turbid, muddy, or impure.
- 2.to displeaseclassical
To upset or displease someone.
- 1.making turbidboth
The act of making something turbid or impure.
- 2.displeasureclassical
The act of causing displeasure or annoyance.
- 1.mud/algae in basinboth
The mud or algae that accumulates on the surface of a water basin.
- 2.thin cloudsclassical
Thin, scattered clouds.
- 1.turbidity in waterboth
The turbidity or cloudiness found in water.
- 2.turbidity in eyeboth
Cloudiness or impurity affecting the eye.
- 1.mud/algae in basinboth
Mud or algae on the surface of a water basin.
- 2.thin cloudsclassical
Thin, scattered clouds.
- 3.large catapultclassical
A large siege engine or catapult.
- 4.mound of earthclassical
A mound or heap made of earth or clay.
- 5.handful of harvestclassical
A handful of harvested crops.
- 1.thin cloudsclassical
Thin, scattered clouds.
- 1.thin cloudsclassical
Thin, scattered clouds.
- 1.to hastenclassical
To move swiftly or rapidly.
- 2.to fall downclassical
To fall or plunge downwards.
- 3.to pour downclassical
Used for a group of people to descend upon or attack.
- 4.to scatterclassical
Used for stars to fall or scatter.
- 1.milk and date mixtureclassical
Milk in which Barni dates are soaked, used to fatten women.
- 1.stout donkeyclassical
A stout, thick-set donkey.
- 1.wild assesclassical
Wild asses attributed to a specific male progenitor named Al-Akdar.
- 1.person's nameclassical
A name, possibly referring to a person associated with Dumat al-Jandal.
- 1.place nameclassical
A place in Yemen, to which leather (adīm) is attributed.
- 1.proper nameclassical
A proper name.
- 2.erosive floodclassical
A flood that scours the surface of the earth.
- 3.dog's nameclassical
The name of a dog.
- 1.chieftain's nameclassical
The name of a king or a chief who served Al-Muhajir ibn Abd Allah Al-Kilabi.
- 1.to pour waterclassical
To pour water.
- 1.legal termclassical
A term in Islamic inheritance law referring to certain female relatives (spouse, mother, grandmother, sister), possibly named after a person or event that caused confusion.
- 1.strong young manclassical
A strong, robust, and sturdy young man.
- 1.hard workclassical
Toil, hard labor, or strenuous effort.
- 1.horse's nameclassical
The name of a horse belonging to the Banu Al-Adawiyyah.
- 1.road nameclassical
The name of a road from Yamamah to Mecca.
- 1.place nameclassical
A place name near Medina.
- 1.mountainsclassical
A name for mountains, with 'Akdar' as its singular form.
- 1.type of catclassical
A breed of cat with dusty or mixed colors, speckled back, and yellow throats.