البساق
Root entry · 14 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the act of spitting and things associated with height or elevation. It also encompasses terms for specific geographical locations, a type of date, and a cloud formation. Some derived terms describe a tall female camel or a specific condition of a camel's udder.
Derived headwords
- 1.spittleboth
The saliva expelled from the mouth.
- 1.to spitboth
To eject saliva from the mouth.
- 2.to grow tallclassical
Used to describe palm trees that have grown to a significant height.
- 3.to overcomeclassical
To rise above or overcome others.
- 1.growing tallclassical
The act of palm trees growing to a significant height.
- 1.free-born womanclassical
A woman who is of free birth, not enslaved.
- 1.tall-uddered goatclassical
A female goat that has a long udder.
- 1.tallclassical
Describing something that is tall or elevated.
- 1.good yellow fruitclassical
A type of delicious, yellow fruit.
- 1.place in Baghdadclassical
A specific location or area in Baghdad.
- 1.white clear cloudclassical
A cloud that is white and transparent.
- 1.calamityclassical
A great misfortune or disaster.
- 1.colostrum appearedclassical
Used for a camel whose colostrum (first milk) appeared in its udder before giving birth.
- 1.having colostrumclassical
Describing a camel that has colostrum in its udder before birth.
- 1.camels with colostrumclassical
Plural of 'mubsak', referring to camels whose colostrum has appeared.
- 1.prolongingclassical
The act of prolonging or extending something.