الرءس
Root entry · 27 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of 'head' in its literal and metaphorical senses. It extends to leadership, the highest point or part of something, and the primary or essential element. It also encompasses terms related to specific locations, animals, and abstract concepts like opinion and capital.
Derived headwords
- 1.Headboth
The uppermost part of the body, containing the brain, eyes, ears, nose, and mouth. It is also used metaphorically for the leader or chief of a group.
- 2.Top/Summitboth
The highest point or part of anything, such as a mountain or a structure.
- 3.Chief/Leaderboth
The principal person in a group, community, or organization.
- 4.Capital (money)both
The original sum of money or assets invested or used for a business or undertaking.
- 1.Leader/Chiefboth
A person who leads, commands, or directs others, especially one who holds a position of authority.
- 2.Presidentmodern
The head of state of a republic.
- 3.Principal/Mainboth
Of chief importance; principal. Used as an adjective.
- 1.Heads (plural)both
The plural form of 'ra's', referring to multiple heads.
- 1.Heads (plural)both
The plural form of 'ra's', referring to multiple heads.
- 1.Head-massagerclassical
A tool or implement used for massaging the head.
- 1.Head-massagersclassical
Plural of 'mar'as', referring to multiple head-massaging tools.
- 1.Heads (plural)classical
A plural form of 'ra's', similar to 'ru'us'.
- 1.Capitalboth
The original sum of money invested or used for a business.
- 1.Vital organsboth
The main or most important organs of the body, essential for life.
- 1.Sheep with head injuryclassical
A sheep whose head has been injured, from a flock described as 'ra'asi'.
- 1.Al-Ra'is ibn Sa'idclassical
A specific individual, a hadith narrator.
- 1.Aspiring to leadershipclassical
One who is excessively or frequently seeking to be a leader or chief.
- 1.Leading horseclassical
A horse that bites the heads of other horses in a race, or one that leads due to its speed.
- 1.To strike the headboth
To hit or injure someone's head.
- 1.Headboth
The literal head or the metaphorical leader.
- 1.Seller of headsclassical
A person who sells heads, likely referring to animal heads for consumption or other purposes.
- 1.Upper parts of valleysclassical
The higher or uppermost sections of valleys.
- 2.Leading cloudsclassical
The foremost or leading clouds in a formation.
- 1.Mountainclassical
A large natural elevation of the earth's surface.
- 2.Wellclassical
A source of water, often a deep hole dug into the ground.
- 3.Governor/Rulerclassical
A person who governs or rules; a leader or administrator.
- 1.Subordinate/Subjectboth
A person under the authority or control of another.
- 2.One with desire in headclassical
Someone whose desires are focused solely on their head, implying a specific kind of person.
- 3.Ar'as (adjective)classical
Having a large head, or a similar characteristic.
- 1.Sword hiltclassical
The handle of a sword.
- 2.Beginning of a matterclassical
The initial part or commencement of an affair or situation.
- 1.Sheep with black head/faceclassical
A female sheep that has a black head and face.
- 1.Banu Ru'asclassical
A tribe or lineage, with notable members mentioned.
- 1.Large-headedclassical
Describing someone who has a large head.
- 1.To make him a leaderboth
To appoint someone to a position of leadership or authority.
- 1.To become a leaderboth
To attain a position of leadership or authority.
- 2.To occupy oneself withclassical
To be busy with or engaged in something.
- 3.To seize by the neckclassical
To grab someone by the neck and pull them down.
- 1.To be a leaderboth
To hold a position of leadership or preside over something.
- 1.One who lags behind in battleclassical
A person who fails to keep up with the main group during combat.