البراءل
Root entry · 10 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes the plumage around a bird's neck, particularly a bustard's crest. It extends to describe a rooster, the vegetation of the earth, and metaphorically, someone prepared for evil. It also appears in a proper name.
Derived headwords
- 1.Plumage around neckclassical
The feathers that are rounded and surround a bird's neck.
- 2.Bustard's crestclassical
Specifically refers to the crest of feathers on a bustard.
- 1.Plumage around neckclassical
The feathers that are rounded and surround a bird's neck.
- 2.Bustard's crestclassical
Specifically refers to the crest of feathers on a bustard.
- 1.To ruffle feathersclassical
To ruffle or spread one's feathers, especially in preparation for a fight.
- 1.To ruffle feathersclassical
To ruffle or spread one's feathers, especially in preparation for a fight.
- 1.To ruffle feathersclassical
To ruffle or spread one's feathers, especially in preparation for a fight.
- 1.Plumage around neckclassical
The feathers that are rounded and surround a bird's neck.
- 2.Bustard's crestclassical
Specifically refers to the crest of feathers on a bustard.
- 1.Roosterclassical
A name given to a rooster.
- 1.Earth's vegetationclassical
The grass or vegetation that grows on the earth.
- 1.Prepared for evilclassical
Someone who is ready or prepared for evil deeds.
- 1.Hadith scholarclassical
A specific Andalusian Hadith scholar named Abd al-Baqi bin Muhammad bin Bar'al.