ءبز
Root entry · 15 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes sudden, agile movements, particularly in animals like gazelles. It extends to concepts of resting during a pursuit, acting with resilience, and even betrayal.
Derived headwords
- 1.to leapboth
To make a sudden, agile leap or bound, especially used for a gazelle.
- 2.to run with agilityboth
To move swiftly and with agility in a race or pursuit.
- 1.he leapsboth
Present tense of 'abaza', indicating the action of leaping or running agilely.
- 1.a leapboth
The act of leaping or bounding, a masdar of 'abaza'.
- 1.a leapboth
Another masdar form of 'abaza', signifying a leap or agile movement.
- 1.to leapboth
A variant form of the verb 'abaza', meaning to leap or bound.
- 1.to leapboth
A verb indicating leaping, used here for comparison with 'abaza'.
- 1.Al-Abzaclassical
A proper name, possibly referring to a person or place.
- 1.a leaping gazelleboth
A gazelle characterized by its leaping and agile movements.
- 1.a leaping gazelleboth
A female gazelle characterized by its leaping and agile movements.
- 1.leapingboth
An adjective describing something that leaps or moves agilely, used for a gazelle.
- 1.leapingboth
An adjective describing something that leaps or moves agilely, used for a gazelle.
- 1.to rest during a pursuitboth
For a person to take a brief rest during a chase or pursuit before continuing.
- 1.to die strugglingclassical
To die while engaged in a struggle or fight.
- 1.to betray a companionclassical
To act unjustly or oppressively towards one's companion or associate.
- 1.resilient mountboth
A noble or excellent riding animal (like a camel) that exhibits remarkable endurance and patience.