الزعاق
Root entry · 30 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes intensely unpleasant or undrinkable water, often due to bitterness or salinity. It extends to concepts of aversion, fear, rapid movement, and agitation, particularly in relation to animals, wind, and actions like striking or frightening.
Derived headwords
- 1.bitter, undrinkable waterboth
Water that is intensely bitter and thick, making it impossible to drink.
- 2.aversion, shynessclassical
A state of aversion or shyness, often used to describe an animal.
- 1.to be bitterclassical
To be intensely bitter, referring to water.
- 2.to be averseclassical
To be shy or averse, often used for animals.
- 1.to frightenclassical
To frighten or startle someone.
- 1.to drive awayclassical
To drive away or chase off, especially animals.
- 1.to make saltyclassical
To make a pot of food excessively salty.
- 1.to stir up dustclassical
For the wind to stir up dust.
- 1.to stingclassical
For a scorpion to sting someone.
- 1.to fear at nightclassical
To fear during the night and then become active or energetic.
- 1.to cry outclassical
To cry out or shout.
- 1.excessively saltyclassical
Food that has become excessively salty.
- 2.struck by rainclassical
Land that has been struck by heavy, abundant rain.
- 1.to frightenclassical
To frighten or terrify someone.
- 1.to make saltyclassical
To make a pot of food excessively salty.
- 1.to stir upclassical
For the wind to stir up dust.
- 1.to dig and find waterclassical
To dig and discover undrinkable, bitter water.
- 1.to hastenclassical
To hasten or speed up a journey.
- 1.fear at nightclassical
The act of fearing at night and then becoming active.
- 1.shoutingclassical
The act of crying out or shouting.
- 1.frightenedclassical
Someone who is frightened or terrified.
- 1.averse, shyclassical
Describing an animal, particularly a mountain goat (wa'l), as being shy or averse.
- 1.fast, hurriedclassical
Describing a horse as being fast and hurried in its gait.
- 1.fast, rapidclassical
Describing a journey or pace as being fast or rapid.
- 1.slingclassical
A sling used to hurl stones, particularly for digging or launching from the ground.
- 1.chick of a partridgeclassical
The young chick of a partridge bird.
- 1.to speed upclassical
For animals to speed up or move quickly.
- 1.to advanceclassical
For a horse to advance or move forward quickly.
- 1.to fear at nightclassical
To fear during the night.
- 1.rapidlyclassical
Describing the act of drawing a bowstring rapidly.
- 1.they dug and foundclassical
They dug and encountered bitter, undrinkable water.
- 1.they frightened himclassical
They frightened or terrified him.
- 1.they hastened the journeyclassical
They hastened or sped up the journey.