الترعة
Root entry · 18 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to concepts of filling, overflowing, and abundance, particularly concerning water and liquids. It also extends to meanings of eagerness, rushing into things, and acting with exuberance, sometimes towards negative actions. Additionally, it encompasses architectural and geographical features related to water management and passage.
Derived headwords
- 1.Gateclassical
A door or gate, often a main entrance.
- 2.Faceclassical
The side or face of something.
- 3.Water outletboth
An opening or channel for water, where people draw water.
- 4.Stepclassical
A step or stair.
- 5.Elevated gardenclassical
A garden or meadow situated in a high place.
- 6.Drinking placeclassical
A spot where someone drinks from a basin or trough.
- 7.Pulpit stepclassical
A step or platform on a pulpit or minbar.
- 8.Stream mouthclassical
The opening of a small stream or rivulet.
- 9.Place in Shamclassical
A specific location in the region of Sham (Syria).
- 10.Place in Upper Egyptclassical
A location in Upper Egypt from which 'sair' (likely a type of liquid or product) is brought.
- 1.Rushing into evilclassical
Eagerness or hastiness in pursuing evil or wrongdoing.
- 2.Fullnessclassical
The state of being full or overflowing.
- 1.Eager for evilclassical
One who is eager or hastens towards evil.
- 1.To rush into mattersclassical
To plunge into affairs with exuberance and energy.
- 1.Exuberantclassical
One who plunges into matters with exuberance and energy.
- 1.To turn awayclassical
To divert or turn someone or something away from its course or intention.
- 1.Place nameclassical
A place name in Bahrain, with the nisba (نسبة) being ترعوزي.
- 1.Full basinclassical
A water basin or tank that is full.
- 1.Full (water)classical
Describing a water source or container that is full.
- 1.Full (water)classical
Full, used analogously to 'كتف' for a full water basin.
- 1.Gatekeeperclassical
A doorkeeper or gatekeeper.
- 1.Flooding the valleyclassical
Describing a flood that fills the valley.
- 1.Fullclassical
Full, especially of a valley due to a flood.
- 1.Calm and unhurriedclassical
A man who is not easily angered and does not act hastily.
- 1.To fill itboth
To fill something completely.
- 1.To close (door)classical
To close a door.
- 1.To hasten to evilclassical
To be quick or eager to commit evil or wrongdoing.
- 1.To be fullclassical
To become full or filled.