العذق
Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to date palms and their fruit, but extends to concepts of attachment, marking, and specific qualities like eloquence or intelligence. It encompasses the palm tree itself, its fruit clusters, and metaphorical extensions to other things that are attached, marked, or possess desirable traits.
Derived headwords
- 1.Date palm with its fruitboth
A date palm tree along with the fruit it bears.
- 2.Fruit cluster (dates)both
The cluster of dates on a palm tree.
- 3.Grape clusterboth
A bunch or cluster of grapes.
- 4.A specific placeclassical
A place named 'Athaq' in the Madinah region, associated with Banu Umayyah ibn Zayd.
- 5.Pride, honorclassical
A sense of pride, honor, or high status.
- 6.Branch with offshootsboth
Any branch that has offshoots or divisions.
- 1.Fruit clusters (pl.)both
Plural of 'uthq', referring to clusters of dates or grapes.
- 1.Fruit cluster (dates)both
The cluster of dates on a palm tree.
- 2.Grape clusterboth
A bunch or cluster of grapes.
- 1.Fruit clusters (pl.)both
Plural of 'uthq', referring to clusters of dates or grapes.
- 1.Fruit clusters (pl.)both
Plural of 'uthq', referring to clusters of dates or grapes.
- 1.Fruit clusters (pl.)both
Plural of 'uthq', referring to clusters of dates or grapes.
- 1.To ward off and gatherclassical
A male camel wards off and gathers (female camels).
- 2.To brand/markclassical
To mark a ewe with a brand.
- 3.To accuse/attributeclassical
To accuse someone of evil or something ugly.
- 4.To attribute toclassical
To attribute something to someone.
- 5.To have diarrheaclassical
A camel suffers from diarrhea.
- 6.To bear fruitclassical
The 'Idhkhir' plant (a type of grass) has borne its fruit.
- 1.Mark/brandboth
A mark or brand attached to a sheep that differs in color from its fleece.
- 1.To markclassical
To mark a sheep (passive participle implied).
- 2.To bear fruitclassical
The 'Idhkhir' plant has borne its fruit.
- 1.To let hangclassical
To let two tassels of a turban hang down behind.
- 2.To single outclassical
To single someone out for something.
- 3.To mark for seizureclassical
To mark a young she-camel for the purpose of seizing it.
- 1.Sharp-tongued womanclassical
A woman who is sharp-tongued or eloquent.
- 1.Eloquent, cleverboth
A man who is eloquent, clever, or skillful.
- 1.Pure, excellentclassical
Referring to a pleasant scent or fragrance; pure and excellent.