الءوق
Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to concepts of heaviness, misfortune, and burden. It extends to meanings of approaching, falling upon, and causing ill fortune. Derived terms also describe groups of people, water sources, and specific tools or days associated with these concepts.
Derived headwords
- 1.Heavinessboth
A state of being heavy or burdensome.
- 2.Misfortuneboth
Bad luck, ill omen, or a calamitous event.
- 1.To loom overclassical
To approach or stand over something, often with a sense of impending doom or significance.
- 1.To incline towardsclassical
To lean or fall towards someone or something.
- 1.To bring misfortuneclassical
To come to them with bad luck or ill omen.
- 1.Groupclassical
A gathering or assembly of people.
- 1.Water pitclassical
A deep hole in the ground for water, like a well or cistern.
- 2.Bird's nestclassical
A nest for birds, situated on mountaintops.
- 1.A unit of weightclassical
A specific measure or weight, derived from the verb 'awqa' in speech.
- 1.The Day of Awāqclassical
A specific day, referred to as 'the day that causes distress'.
- 1.Weaver's reedsclassical
The reeds used by a weaver, which hold the warp threads of a fabric.
- 1.To reduce foodclassical
To lessen someone's food intake.
- 2.To burdenclassical
To impose hardship or something disliked upon someone.
- 3.To hinderclassical
To obstruct or impede someone.
- 4.To humbleclassical
To make someone submissive or lowly.
- 1.One who delays foodclassical
A person who habitually postpones or delays their meals.
- 1.To be hinderedclassical
To be obstructed or delayed.