باك
Root entry · 21 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to concepts of mixing, mingling, and confusion, often in the context of social interaction, sexual intercourse, or affairs. It also extends to physical states like fatness and specific geographical locations and related terms.
Derived headwords
- 1.to become fatclassical
Said of a camel, meaning it became fat.
- 1.fatnessclassical
The state of being fat, specifically referring to a camel.
- 1.fatclassical
Describing a camel that has become fat.
- 1.fatclassical
An alternative form to 'bā'ik' describing a fat camel.
- 1.to have intercourseclassical
Said of a male donkey with a female donkey (atan), meaning he mounted her.
- 1.mountingclassical
The act of a male donkey mounting a female donkey.
- 1.rolling in hands
The act of rolling something, like a nut or pellet, between one's palms.
- 1.to sell
To sell goods or possessions.
- 2.to buy
To buy goods or possessions.
- 1.goods
Items of merchandise or possessions that are bought or sold.
- 1.water source
A source of water, specifically referring to a spring or well.
- 1.stirrerclassical
An implement, like a stick, used to stir or agitate something.
- 1.to have intercourse with
To have sexual intercourse with a woman.
- 1.to become mixed
Said of an affair or matter, meaning it became confused or complicated.
- 1.to be confusedclassical
Said of people whose opinions became mixed, leading to a lack of clear direction or solution.
- 1.first timeclassical
The first instance or occurrence of something.
- 1.neighborclassical
One who is mixed or mingled in neighborhood or companionship.
- 1.Tabuk
A geographical region situated between the Levant (Sham) and Medina.
- 1.Tabukiclassical
A type of grape originating from Ta'if, named after the region of Tabuk.
- 1.confusionclassical
The state of being mixed up or confused.
- 1.Bakuyahclassical
A female given name or a place name.
- 1.Muhammad ibn Abdullah ibn Ahmad ibn Bakuyah al-Shiraziclassical
A Sufi scholar and figure from Shiraz.