التيس
Root entry · 18 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns male goats and related wild animals, extending to concepts of subjugation, negotiation, and specific geographical or astronomical references. It also includes terms for disputes and certain animal-related actions or descriptions.
Derived headwords
- 1.Male goatboth
The male of gazelles, goats, and wild goats.
- 1.Male goatsboth
Plural of 'tays' (male goat).
- 1.Male goatsclassical
Another plural form of 'tays' (male goat).
- 1.Female goatclassical
A female goat, often used in a diminutive or specific descriptive sense.
- 1.Female goatclassical
A less common plural or collective noun for female goats.
- 1.Its holderclassical
The one who holds or possesses it (referring to a 'tays').
- 2.Nicknameclassical
A nickname for Al-Walid bin Dinar.
- 1.Goat-like hornsclassical
Describing a female goat whose horns resemble those of a wild goat (wa'l).
- 1.Goat-like qualityclassical
A characteristic or quality associated with a male goat.
- 2.Invalidationclassical
A word used to signify the invalidation or refutation of something.
- 3.Gameclassical
A game or a form of insult.
- 1.Goat-like qualityclassical
A characteristic or quality associated with a male goat, similar to 'taysiyyah'.
- 1.Battleclassical
A historical battle where the clans of 'Amr and Sa'd fought, with 'Amr being victorious.
- 1.Two mountainsclassical
Two mountains, each referred to as 'tayyas'.
- 1.Two starsclassical
Two stars.
- 1.Invalidationclassical
A word used to express the invalidation or denial of something.
- 2.Game/Insultclassical
A word that can refer to a game or an insult.
- 1.Hush/Come backboth
A sound or phrase used to call a male goat back.
- 1.To tameboth
To train, tame, or subdue a horse.
- 1.To become like a taysclassical
Said of a female goat when she becomes like a male goat; used metaphorically for someone humiliated who tries to act proud.
- 1.Negotiationclassical
Mutual dealing, negotiation, or bargaining.
- 2.Disputeclassical
Dispute, contention, or mutual defense.
- 1.Negotiationclassical
Mutual dealing, negotiation, or bargaining.
- 2.Disputeclassical
Dispute, contention, or mutual defense.