رعبل
Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes actions related to tearing, ripping, or cutting, often applied to fabric or meat. It also extends to describe worn-out or tattered items, and by extension, foolish or unkempt people. The root also appears in proper names and descriptions of unstable winds.
Derived headwords
- 1.to marryclassical
To marry, specifically in relation to marrying a woman described as 'رعناء' (foolish or arrogant).
- 2.to cutclassical
To cut meat.
- 3.to tearclassical
To tear a garment.
- 1.to become tornclassical
The passive form indicating that a garment has become torn or tattered.
- 1.torn ragclassical
A torn piece of cloth or a rag.
- 1.worn-out garmentclassical
An old, worn-out garment.
- 1.worn-outclassical
Describing garments that are old and worn out.
- 1.foolish womanclassical
A woman who is foolish, arrogant, or clumsy.
- 1.unkemptclassical
Describing a woman as having worn-out clothes, or being foolish, arrogant, and clumsy.
- 1.nameboth
A name appearing in the names of poets and other individuals.
- 1.nameboth
A name appearing in the names of poets and other individuals.
- 1.motherclassical
Used in the phrase 'أمه ط' referring to the mother of someone who has died.
- 1.unstableclassical
Describing a wind that is not steady in its blowing.
- 1.unstableclassical
Describing a wind that is not steady in its blowing.
- 1.unstableclassical
Describing a wind that is not steady in its blowing.