الغدق
Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to abundance, particularly of water, but extends to concepts of generosity, softness, and copious flow. It encompasses terms for plentiful water, abundant rain, and even descriptions of people and animals characterized by gentleness or excess.
Derived headwords
- 1.Abundant waterboth
Refers to a large quantity of water, signifying plenty and richness.
- 1.To be abundant (water)classical
Used to describe water that is plentiful and flowing freely.
- 1.To be abundant (eye)classical
Specifically used for an eye that is watery or tearful, implying abundance of tears.
- 1.To be abundant (eye)classical
Describes an eye that is full of tears or watery.
- 1.Abundant wellclassical
A well located in Medina that is known for its plentiful water supply.
- 1.Soft, tenderclassical
Describes a young person or youth characterized by softness and tenderness.
- 1.Soft, tenderclassical
Similar to 'ghaydaq', referring to a youth who is soft and tender.
- 1.Soft, tenderclassical
Describes a youth as soft and tender.
- 2.Generousclassical
Refers to a person who is generous and giving.
- 3.Young of a desert lizardclassical
The young offspring of a desert lizard (Dabb).
- 4.Tall (horse)classical
Describes a horse that is tall and well-built.
- 1.Soft and generousclassical
Describes someone of a gentle and noble disposition, combining softness with generosity.
- 1.Snakesclassical
Plural form referring to snakes.
- 1.To rain abundantlyboth
Describes the rain falling in copious quantities.
- 2.To give generouslyclassical
To bestow favors or gifts abundantly.
- 1.To rain abundantlyclassical
An intensive form indicating the rain falling heavily and continuously.
- 1.To drool copiouslyclassical
Describes someone who produces an excessive amount of saliva.