البز

Root entry · 16 derived lemmas

This root primarily relates to clothing, household goods, and provisions. It also extends to concepts of force, seizure, and dominance, as well as military equipment and the end of a river. Derived terms include sellers of goods, the act of selling, and specific types of individuals or objects.

Derived headwords

البزnoun

1.
clothesboth
Garments and apparel.
2.
household goodsclassical
The belongings of a house, particularly clothing and similar items.
3.
weaponsclassical
Arms and armaments.
4.
dominanceclassical
Superiority or control over others.
5.
seizureclassical
The act of taking something forcefully.
6.
end of the riverclassical
The final part or mouth of a river.

البزازnoun

1.
cloth merchantboth
A seller of clothes and textiles.
2.
groupclassical
A collective or assembly of people.
3.
place nameboth
A location situated between al-Madar and al-Basrah.

البزازةnoun

1.
cloth sellingboth
The profession or trade of selling clothes and textiles.

البزةnoun

1.
attireboth
Clothing or garments.
2.
appearanceclassical
The outward look or guise of a person.

البزيزىnoun

1.
dominanceclassical
Superiority or control, similar to 'al-bizz'.

الابتزازnoun

1.
extortionboth
The act of obtaining something through force, coercion, or threats.
2.
seizureclassical
Taking something away with harshness and force.

البزبازnoun

1.
agile boyclassical
A swift and light boy during travel.
2.
restless personclassical
A person characterized by much movement or activity.
3.
iron rodclassical
An iron rod placed at the mouth of a bellows.
4.
vaginaclassical
The female genitalia.
5.
medicineclassical
A medicinal substance or remedy.

البزبزةnoun

1.
intense drivingclassical
The act of pushing or urging something with intensity.
2.
rapid paceclassical
Moving at a high speed.
3.
flightclassical
The act of escaping or running away.
4.
much movementclassical
Engaging in a lot of activity.
5.
handling and fixingclassical
The process of working on and repairing something.

البزابزnoun

1.
strong personclassical
A powerful and robust individual, though not necessarily brave.

البزبزnoun

1.
strong personclassical
A powerful and robust individual, though not necessarily brave.

بزّverb

1.
to seizeclassical
To take something away forcefully or with harshness.
2.
to stripclassical
To deprive someone of something, to despoil.
3.
to throw awayclassical
To discard something or cast it aside.
4.
not to wantclassical
To reject or not desire something.

ابتزّverb

1.
to extortboth
To obtain something from someone by means of force or coercion.
2.
to stripclassical
To take away or seize something forcefully.

بزّname

1.
nicknameboth
A title or nickname for Ibrahim bin Abdullah al-Naysaburi, a hadith scholar.
2.
Persian wordclassical
A Persian word, meaning 'for goats', used as a name.

البزيname

1.
family nameboth
A family name associated with a scholar from a place between al-Madar and al-Basrah.
2.
family nameboth
A family name of a hadith scholar, Qasim bin Nafi' bin Abi al-Bazzi.
3.
family nameboth
A family name of Ahmad bin Muhammad al-Bazzi, a narrator of Ibn Kathir.

البزةname

1.
family nameboth
A family name of Muhammad bin Ahmad bin Ubayd Allah bin Ali bin Bazzah, a hadith scholar.

ابن بزيزةname

1.
scholar's nameboth
The name of a Maliki scholar from Morocco who authored various works.

Parallel reading

البز: الثياب، أو متاع البيت من الثياب ونحوها

Al-Bazz: Clothes, or household goods such as clothes and the like.

وبائعه: البزاز، وحرفته: البزازة

And his seller is Al-Bazzaz, and his profession is Al-Bazzazah.

والسلاح، كالبزة، بالكسر، والبزز، بالتحريك

And weapons, like Al-Bazzah (with kasr), and Al-Bazzaz (with harakah).

والغلبة، كالبزيزى، كخليفى

And dominance, like Al-Bizzizi (like Khulayfi).

والنزع، وأخذ الشيء بجفاء وقهر، كالابتزاز

And pulling away, and taking something with harshness and force, like Al-Ibtizaz.

وبز النهر: آخره

And the end of the river: its final part.

والبزاز في المحدثين: جماعة

And Al-Bazzaz among the modern scholars: a group.

والبزباز: الغلام الخفيف في السفر، أو الكثير الحركة

And Al-Bazzbaz: the agile boy in travel, or the one with much movement.

والبزبزة: شدة السوق، وسرعة السير، والفرار، وكثرة الحركة، وسرعتها

And Al-Bazzazah: intensity of driving, speed of pace, flight, abundance of movement, and its speed.

والبزابز والبزبز: القوي الشديد، إذا لم يكن شجاعا

And Al-Bazzabiz and Al-Bazzbaz: the strong and robust, if not brave.

وبزبز الرجل: تعتعه

And the man 'bazzbaza': he made him falter.

والشيء: سلبه، كابتزه، ورمى به، ولم يرده

And the thing: he stripped it, like 'ibtazahu', and threw it away, and did not want it.

وبز، بالضم: لقب إبراهيم بن عبد الله النيسابوري المحدث، معرب: بز للماعز

And Bazz (with dammah): a nickname for Ibrahim bin Abdullah Al-Naysaburi the hadith scholar, a Persianization of 'bazz' for goats.

والبزاز: د بين المدار والبصرة

And Al-Bazzaz: a place between Al-Madar and Al-Basrah.

والقاسم بن نافع بن أبي بزة المخزومي: محدث، وأولاده القراء، منهم أحمد بن محمد البزي راوي ابن كثير

And Al-Qasim bin Nafi' bin Abi Bazzah Al-Makhzumi: a hadith scholar, and his sons were readers, among them Ahmad bin Muhammad Al-Bazzi, the narrator of Ibn Kathir.

والبزة، بالكسر: الهيئة، وبالضم: محمد بن أحمد بن عبيد الله بن علي بن بزة المحدث

And Al-Bazzah (with kasr): the appearance, and (with dammah): Muhammad bin Ahmad bin Ubayd Allah bin Ali bin Bazzah the hadith scholar.

وابن بزيزة، كسفينة: مالكي مغربي له تصانيف

And Ibn Buzayzah (like Safinah): a Maliki Moroccan who had compositions.