الهقعة
Root entry · 19 derived lemmasThis root primarily deals with concepts related to marks, blemishes, or specific physical characteristics, often associated with animals like horses and camels. It also extends to actions of branding, striking, and metaphorical states of being affected by illness or hardship, as well as negative personal attributes like greed or arrogance.
Derived headwords
- 1.Mark on a horseclassical
A circular mark on the chest of a horse, or a mark that reaches the rider's leg, which was considered an omen of bad luck.
- 2.White patchclassical
A patch of white on the left side of an animal.
- 3.Starsclassical
Three stars above the shoulders of Orion (the Twins), which, when rising with the dawn, indicated the intensification of summer heat.
- 1.To brandclassical
To brand an animal, specifically a horse.
- 1.Negligenceclassical
Negligence or heedlessness stemming from worry or illness.
- 1.One who leans excessivelyclassical
A person who leans or reclines excessively among people.
- 1.Sound of strikingclassical
The sound of a sword striking, or the sound of striking dry things against each other, or striking iron from above.
- 1.Greedy personclassical
A greedy or covetous person.
- 1.To crouch for matingclassical
A she-camel crouches when she desires the male due to intense desire.
- 1.Crouching she-camelclassical
Describing a she-camel that crouches when she desires the male.
- 1.To crouch for matingclassical
A she-camel crouches when she desires the male due to intense desire (used for the she-camel).
- 1.To prevent from achievingclassical
A bad lineage or trait prevented someone from reaching honor and goodness.
- 1.To deterclassical
To deter or prevent someone from something.
- 1.To mount a she-camelclassical
A male camel mounts and covers a she-camel.
- 1.To afflict and returnclassical
Fever afflicted someone, left for a day, and then returned, worsening the condition.
- 1.To afflict repeatedlyclassical
Anything that afflicts you repeatedly.
- 1.To change colorclassical
His color changed (passive voice).
- 1.To act foolishlyclassical
To act foolishly, arrogantly, or to bring forth an ugly matter.
- 1.To arrive at a watering placeclassical
The people arrived at the watering place, all of them.
- 1.To relapseclassical
To relapse or become weak (passive voice).
- 1.To be hungryclassical
To be hungry and have an empty stomach.