العرباض

Root entry · 7 derived lemmas

This root primarily describes something or someone that is thick, stout, or heavy. It extends to refer to large animals like lions and camels, as well as a specific type of door fitting. It also includes proper names.

Derived headwords

العَرَبَاضnoun

1.
Thick person/animalboth
Refers to a stout or thick-set individual among people, or a large, heavy animal among camels.
2.
Heavy lionclassical
Describes a lion that is heavy and large in build.

العَرَبِضnoun

1.
Thick person/animalboth
Similar to العَرَبَاض, it denotes a thick-set person or a large, heavy camel.
2.
Heavy lionclassical
Also used to describe a lion that is heavy and large.

المُرْتَاجnoun

1.
Door fittingclassical
A piece of metal or wood that is attached behind a door, likely for reinforcement or as a latch.

ابن سَارِيَةname

1.
Companionclassical
A proper name referring to a companion (Sahabi) of the Prophet Muhammad.

الكِنْدِيّname

1.
Companionclassical
A proper name referring to a companion (Sahabi) of the Prophet Muhammad.

العَرْبَضadjective

1.
Thick/stoutboth
Describing something as thick, stout, or broad.

العَلَابِطadjective

1.
Thick/stoutclassical
Used to describe someone or something as thick or stout.

Parallel reading

الغليظ من الناس ومن الإبل

The thick-set one among people and among camels.

والأسد الثقيل العظيم

And the heavy, great lion.

كالعربض، كقمطر فيهن

Like the thick-set one, like a heavy one among them.

والمرتاج الذي يلزق خلف الباب

And the door fitting that is attached behind the door.

وابن سارية، والكندي: صحابيان

And Ibn Sariya, and Al-Kindi: two companions.

وكقمطر: العريض

And like qamṭar: the broad.

وكعلابط: الغليظ

And like 'alābiṭ: the thick.