الهيعرة

Root entry · 4 derived lemmas

This root primarily describes a wild, untamed, or restless nature, often associated with negative connotations like wickedness or foolishness. It can also refer to a cunning or aged woman, and the concept of recklessness or instability.

Derived headwords

الهَيْعَرَةnoun

1.
Ghoulclassical
A monstrous, often female, demon or evil spirit that preys on travelers, especially in deserts.
2.
Wicked womanclassical
A woman who is morally corrupt or behaves in a depraved manner.
3.
Restless womanclassical
A woman who is impetuous, quick-tempered, or unable to stay still.
4.
Restlessnessclassical
A state of being unable to remain still or settled; agitation.
5.
Recklessnessclassical
A lack of care about the consequences of one's actions; heedlessness or rashness.

الهَيْعَرُونnoun

1.
Cunning personclassical
A person, often a woman, who is particularly shrewd, crafty, or formidable.
2.
Aged womanclassical
An old woman, often implying a certain robustness or formidable nature.

هَيَعَرَتْverb

1.
To be restlessclassical
A woman was restless or unable to settle in one place.

تَهَيَعَرَتْverb

1.
To be restlessclassical
A woman was restless or unable to settle in one place.

Parallel reading

الهيعرة: الغول، والمرأة الفاجرة، أو النزقة، والخفة، والطيش.

Al-hay'arah: the ghoul, the wicked woman, or the impetuous one, and lightness, and recklessness.

والهيعرون: الداهية، والعجوز المسنة.

And al-hay'arūn: the cunning one, and the aged old woman.

وهيعرت المرأة وتهيعرت: إذا كانت لا تستقر في مكان.

And the woman heya'arat and taha'arat: if she was unable to settle in one place.