العمرس
Root entry · 7 derived lemmasThis root describes qualities of strength, intensity, and speed, primarily applied to men, but also to animals, actions, and time. It can also denote a specific type of sheep and a young boy.
Derived headwords
- 1.Strong, robust manboth
Describing a man who is powerful and robust in physique and character.
- 2.Swift (camel)classical
Referring to a camel that is fast and quick in its pace.
- 3.Intense (journey/day)classical
Describing a journey or a day that is arduous, difficult, or severe.
- 4.Harsh-natured, strongboth
Characterizing someone with a strong, perhaps rough or unyielding, disposition.
- 1.Lambboth
A young sheep, specifically a lamb.
- 2.Sturdy boyclassical
A young boy who is well-built and robust.
- 1.To be strong, robustclassical
To possess strength and robustness, particularly in a man.
- 2.To move swiftlyclassical
To travel or move with great speed, like a swift camel.
- 3.To be harsh-naturedclassical
To exhibit a strong, possibly rough or severe, disposition.
- 1.Strength, robustnessclassical
The state or quality of being strong and robust.
- 2.Harshness of natureclassical
A disposition characterized by severity or roughness.
- 1.Lambsboth
Plural of 'عمروس', referring to multiple young sheep.
- 1.Lambsboth
Plural of 'عمروس', referring to multiple young sheep.
- 1.A male given nameboth
A personal name, as exemplified by Muhammad ibn 'Ubayd Allah ibn Ahmad ibn 'Umrous al-Maliki.