عبق
Root entry · 15 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to clinging, adhering, and lingering, often in the context of fragrance or a strong attachment. It can also describe someone who is cunning, a thief, or a specific type of thorny tree. Some derived terms refer to a specific person or a type of fat.
Derived headwords
- 1.to clingboth
To adhere closely to something or someone, like a scent or a person.
- 2.to resideclassical
To stay or remain in a place for an extended period.
- 3.to be infatuatedclassical
To be excessively fond of or obsessed with something.
- 1.fragranceclassical
A pleasant smell that lingers.
- 1.adherenceclassical
The act or state of clinging or adhering.
- 1.cunning personclassical
A person who is crafty and deceitful.
- 2.scarclassical
A mark left by a wound on the face.
- 3.thorny treeclassical
A type of tree that is covered in thorns.
- 4.thiefclassical
A person who steals, especially one who is a habitual offender.
- 1.Al-Abqiclassical
A surname referring to Ismail bin Omar Al-Abqi, a hadith scholar.
- 1.fragrantclassical
A woman who has applied a light perfume that lingers for days.
- 1.fragrantclassical
A man who has applied a light perfume that lingers for days.
- 1.fat residueclassical
The residue of ghee or clarified butter in a waterskin.
- 1.clingyclassical
A person who clings to others.
- 1.cunningclassical
Describing a bird of prey that is cunning.
- 1.cunningclassical
Describing a bird of prey that is cunning.
- 1.ill-manneredclassical
A man of bad character or disposition.
- 1.ill-manneredclassical
A woman of bad character or disposition.
- 1.to become cunningclassical
To become a cunning or crafty person.
- 2.to become ill-manneredclassical
To develop a bad character or disposition.
- 1.perfumingclassical
The act of applying perfume or fragrance.