الربق
Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns ropes, nooses, and the act of ensnaring or trapping. It extends to figurative meanings of being caught in a situation, entanglement, and even deception. It also includes place names and descriptive terms.
Derived headwords
- 1.rope with loopsboth
A rope that has several loops or nooses, used for tying up young animals.
- 2.snareclassical
A snare or trap, specifically referring to the act of tying or ensnaring.
- 1.loop of a ropeboth
A single loop or noose within a larger rope, often used for trapping.
- 2.snareclassical
A snare or trap, specifically the loop part.
- 1.to ensnareboth
To put an animal's head into a noose or snare.
- 2.to trapboth
To cause someone to fall into a difficult situation or predicament.
- 1.to be ensnaredboth
To fall into a snare or trap, or to become caught in a difficult situation.
- 2.to get caughtboth
To become entangled or trapped, often figuratively.
- 1.ensnared young animalboth
A young animal, especially a lamb or kid, that has been caught or trapped in a noose.
- 1.place nameclassical
A place name, specifically a town in Ramhormoz.
- 1.valley nameclassical
A valley in the Hijaz region.
- 1.calamityclassical
A term used to refer to a great calamity or disaster.
- 1.string for trappingclassical
A string or cord used to make a trap, into which a sheep might be caught.
- 2.fabrication of speechclassical
The act of fabricating or concocting words or speech.
- 1.distressclassical
A state of distress, hardship, or entanglement.
- 1.fatty breadclassical
A type of bread that is enriched with fat or oil.
- 1.to cling toclassical
To attach oneself to something, like a bird getting caught in a net.
- 2.to hang ontoclassical
To cling or attach oneself to someone or something, often from the neck.