البعاق
Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to suddenness, intensity, and forceful emergence. It encompasses loud sounds, sudden downpours of rain, forceful water flow, and abrupt actions like slaughtering or uncovering. It also extends to sudden appearance and forceful speech.
Derived headwords
- 1.loudness of soundboth
Refers to the intensity and loudness of a sound.
- 2.sudden downpourboth
Describes rain that surprises with its intensity and volume.
- 3.forceful flowboth
Pertains to a strong, rushing flow, especially of water (a flood).
- 1.sudden, intenseclassical
An adjective describing something that is sudden and intense, particularly rain or a flood.
- 1.to slaughterclassical
To cut the throat of an animal, specifically a camel.
- 2.to uncoverclassical
To reveal or expose something.
- 3.to digclassical
To excavate or dig a well.
- 1.slaughterclassical
The act of slaughtering, specifically a camel.
- 2.uncoveringclassical
The act of revealing or uncovering.
- 3.diggingclassical
The act of digging, specifically a well.
- 1.sudden downpourclassical
A sudden and intense fall of rain.
- 1.sudden downpourclassical
A sudden and intense fall of rain, similar to 'عقاب'.
- 1.sudden downpourclassical
A sudden and intense fall of rain, synonymous with 'عقاب' and 'عنقاة'.
- 1.splittingclassical
The act of splitting or tearing something apart.
- 1.sudden emergenceclassical
The act of something appearing or happening suddenly and unexpectedly.
- 1.to burst forthclassical
Used for clouds (مزن) bursting forth with rain.
- 2.to surgeclassical
Used for speech that surges or flows forth.
- 1.to surge forthclassical
Similar to 'انبعق', describing a forceful emergence or flow, especially in speech.
- 1.to surge forthclassical
Similar to 'انبعق' and 'تبعق', indicating a sudden and forceful outpouring, particularly of speech.