الوعيق
Root entry · 8 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns sounds originating from within an animal, particularly a horse or donkey, and also describes negative human character traits like fierceness and bad temper. It extends to meanings of hastening and causing delay or disruption.
Derived headwords
- 1.sound from animal's bellyclassical
A sound heard from the belly of a beast of burden when it walks.
- 1.to be fierceclassical
This verb form is used to describe a person who is fierce, ill-tempered, and irritable.
- 1.fierceclassical
Describes a person who is fierce, ill-tempered, and irritable.
- 1.fiercenessclassical
A state or quality of being fierce, ill-tempered, or irritable.
- 1.to hastenclassical
Used in the phrase 'wa'aqta 'alayya ya rajul' meaning 'you hastened towards me, O man'.
- 1.to make hastenclassical
Used in the question 'Ma aw'aqaka?' meaning 'What made you hasten?' or 'What hastened you?'
- 1.to delayclassical
This verb form is glossed simply as 'to delay' or 'to hinder'.
- 1.delayingclassical
The act of causing delay or hindrance.
- 2.disagreementclassical
Meaning contention or disagreement.
- 3.disruptionclassical
Meaning mischief, or causing trouble.
- 4.attribution to fiercenessclassical
The act of attributing something to fierceness or bad temper.