قاع
Root entry · 16 derived lemmasThe root قاع primarily relates to low, flat, or depressed areas of land. It also extends to concepts of sinking, retreating, or falling, and can describe a specific gait or posture. Figuratively, it can refer to a state of decline or withdrawal.
Derived headwords
- 1.to sinkboth
To descend into a low or depressed area, to sink down.
- 2.to retreatclassical
To withdraw, to fall back, especially in the context of battle or a difficult situation.
- 3.to be depressedboth
To be low-lying or sunken.
- 1.mounting (animal)classical
The act of a male animal (like a stallion) mounting a female.
- 2.limpingclassical
A limp or lameness, particularly in a dog.
- 3.retreatingclassical
The act of retreating or falling back.
- 1.mounting (animal)classical
The act of a male animal (like a stallion) mounting a female.
- 1.limpingclassical
A limp or lameness, particularly in a dog.
- 1.flat surfaceclassical
A flat, spread-out surface, often used for laying out dates or grain.
- 1.flat surfacesclassical
Plural of القوع, referring to flat, spread-out areas.
- 1.lowlandboth
A low, flat, and depressed area of land, often where mountains and hills have receded.
- 2.courtyardboth
The open, flat area or courtyard of a house.
- 1.lowlandsboth
Plural of القاع, referring to low-lying, flat lands.
- 1.lowlandboth
A low-lying, flat area of land.
- 1.lowlandsboth
Plural of القاع, referring to low-lying, flat lands.
- 1.lowlandsboth
Plural of القاع, referring to low-lying, flat lands.
- 1.to walk unevenlyclassical
To walk with a swaying or uneven gait, as if treading on thorny ground.
- 2.to climb (tree)classical
To climb or ascend a tree.
- 1.uneven gaitclassical
A swaying or uneven manner of walking.
- 1.courtyardboth
The open, flat area or courtyard of a house.
- 1.hareclassical
A hare.
- 2.splendorclassical
Beauty, magnificence, or splendor.
- 1.howling wolfclassical
A wolf that howls or cries out.