الفقنس
Root entry · 17 derived lemmasThis root describes a mythical bird of immense size and magical properties. It is known for its unique vocalizations, its self-immolation ritual, and its subsequent rebirth from ashes.
Derived headwords
- 1.Mythical birdclassical
A large, mythical bird described as having forty holes in its beak, capable of producing wondrous and delightful songs and melodies.
- 1.Description of sizeclassical
A descriptor used in conjunction with 'al-fuqnus' to indicate its great size, similar to 'great' or 'huge'.
- 1.to vocalizeboth
To make sounds, especially in a variety of musical notes and melodies.
- 1.to comeboth
To arrive at or reach a specific location, such as the top of a mountain.
- 1.to gatherboth
To collect or accumulate something, in this case, firewood.
- 1.to sitboth
To assume a seated position, often for a prolonged period.
- 1.to lamentboth
To express deep sorrow or grief, often through wailing or crying.
- 1.to gatherboth
To come together or assemble in one place.
- 1.to listenboth
To pay attention to sounds or speech.
- 1.to take pleasureboth
To derive enjoyment or satisfaction from something.
- 1.to ascendboth
To move upward or climb onto something.
- 1.to clapboth
To strike the palms of the hands together, often to make a sound.
- 1.to igniteboth
To catch fire or cause to catch fire.
- 1.to burnboth
To be consumed or destroyed by fire.
- 1.to remainboth
To continue to exist or be left over.
- 1.to formboth
To come into existence or be made up of.
- 1.to mentionboth
To refer to or speak about something or someone.