الدولة
Root entry · 25 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concepts of change, fortune, and the cyclical nature of time and power. It extends to encompass political states, shifts in wealth, and the rise and fall of power, as well as specific natural phenomena and tribal names.
Derived headwords
- 1.State, nationboth
A political entity or nation, often implying a period of rule or dominance.
- 2.Fortune, turn of fateboth
A change in fortune, the turning of time, or a period of prosperity or adversity.
- 3.Wealth, richesboth
Possessions, particularly wealth or financial advantage.
- 4.War, conflictclassical
A state of war or intense conflict.
- 5.Afterlife, Hereafterclassical
The eternal abode or the afterlife.
- 6.Worldly life, this worldclassical
The present life or the material world.
- 1.Tribal nameclassical
A name for various Arab tribes, including those from Banu Hanifa, Bakr bin Wa'il, Azd, and Rabab.
- 2.Change of timesclassical
The turning of time or the succession of events.
- 3.Interchangeable arrowsclassical
Arrows that are passed around or used in a game.
- 1.To be exchangedboth
To be passed from one person or state to another, like fortune or power.
- 2.To circulateboth
To pass around or be in common use.
- 3.To rule, governclassical
To hold power or authority.
- 1.To exchangeboth
To give and receive something in return, or to pass something among a group.
- 2.To consultboth
To discuss or confer about a matter.
- 3.To pass aroundboth
To circulate or be passed from one to another.
- 1.They exchanged itboth
They passed it among themselves or exchanged it.
- 1.Consultation, deliberationclassical
A process of discussion or deliberation regarding a matter.
- 2.Successive exchangeclassical
A continuous or repeated exchange or passing around.
- 3.To be eagerclassical
To move with eagerness or to be animated in one's gait.
- 1.Eagerness in walkingclassical
A lively or animated manner of walking.
- 1.To come outclassical
To emerge or be expelled, referring to the contents of the stomach.
- 2.To relax, loosenclassical
To become slack or loose, referring to the belly.
- 3.To cling, stickclassical
To adhere to or become attached to something.
- 1.Calamity, disasterboth
A grave misfortune or a terrible event.
- 1.Dry plantclassical
A dry or withered plant, especially one that has lasted for a year or two.
- 2.Specific plant typesclassical
A plant that has endured for two years, or specifically refers to certain types like 'nassi' and 'sibṭ'.
- 1.Ta'if grapesboth
A specific type of grape originating from Ta'if.
- 1.Tribal nameclassical
A name for various Arab tribes, including those from Abd al-Qays, Azd, and Iyad.
- 1.Descendants of Al-Daylclassical
A lineage or clan belonging to the Banu Bakr bin Abd Manah.
- 1.Descendants of Dalanclassical
A clan or lineage residing in Kufa.
- 1.Fame, renownboth
A state of being well-known or famous.
- 1.To become famousboth
To gain renown or become widely known.
- 1.Gizzardclassical
The muscular part of a bird's stomach used for grinding food.
- 2.Crop (bird)classical
The pouch in a bird's throat for storing food.
- 3.Pouch, bagclassical
A narrow-mouthed bag or pouch.
- 4.Side of the bellyclassical
The flank or side of the abdomen.
- 1.His belly saggedclassical
His abdomen became loose and hung down.
- 1.Place nameclassical
A specific location or place.
- 1.Calamitiesclassical
Great hardships or adversities.
- 1.God granted us victoryclassical
God gave us dominance or victory over our enemy.
- 1.Victory, dominanceboth
The state of overcoming an opponent or achieving superiority.
- 1.The days turnedboth
The days passed or revolved.
- 1.He alternates themboth
He causes them to pass in succession or to be exchanged.
- 1.Bucketclassical
A variant pronunciation or form of the word for a bucket.
- 2.Turning of timeclassical
The succession of eras or the changing of circumstances.
- 3.Interchangeable arrowsclassical
Arrows that are passed around or used in a game.