الشبل
Root entry · 16 derived lemmasThe root الشبل primarily relates to young lions and their characteristics. It extends to concepts of nurturing, affection, and abundance, and is also used in place names and personal names.
Derived headwords
- 1.Lion cubboth
A young lion that has reached the stage of hunting.
- 1.Lion cubsboth
Plural of شبل (shibl), referring to young lions.
- 1.To show affectionclassical
To be affectionate or compassionate towards someone.
- 2.To helpclassical
To assist or aid someone.
- 1.To thriveclassical
To grow up in prosperity and abundance.
- 1.Remained with her childrenclassical
A woman remained with her children after her husband's death, without remarrying.
- 1.Sevilleboth
The greatest city in Al-Andalus (Islamic Spain).
- 1.Dhu al-Shiblainclassical
A name referring to Amer bin Amr bin Al-Harith, who had twin sons called 'the two cubs'.
- 1.Al-Khidr bin Shiblclassical
A jurist mentioned in the text.
- 1.Lionclassical
A lion whose fangs have become intertwined or prominent.
- 2.Youthclassical
A boy full of prosperity and youthfulness.
- 1.Al-Shabiliclassical
A name given to a group of people.
- 1.Shibl bin Abbadclassical
A traditionist from Mecca.
- 1.Shibl bin Al-Alaclassical
A traditionist.
- 1.Kuzaybirclassical
Refers to Ibn Awf, Abu al-Tufayl Al-Ahmasi, a Successor who met the Prophet in the pre-Islamic era.
- 1.Shibl bin Urwah Al-Dhubaiclassical
The father-in-law of Qatadah.
- 1.Munabbih bin Shibilclassical
Mentioned in the lineage of Thaqif.
- 1.Abu Shibilclassical
Ubayd Allah bin Abi Muslim, a traditionist.