العجل
Root entry · 30 derived lemmasThe root العجل primarily relates to the concept of speed, haste, and promptness. It encompasses terms for quickness, rushing, and things that are done or produced early. It also extends to specific applications like fast-moving animals, early-born offspring, and tools associated with speed or movement.
Derived headwords
- 1.Speed, hasteboth
The state or quality of moving or acting quickly; rapidity.
- 1.Hasty, quickboth
Characterized by speed or haste.
- 1.Hasty, eagerboth
One who is in a hurry or eager to do something.
- 2.Month of Sha'banclassical
A name for the month of Sha'ban, due to its swift passage.
- 1.Immediate, presentboth
Happening or existing now; not future or delayed. The opposite of 'delayed' or 'future'.
- 1.Hasty, quickboth
Moving or acting with speed.
- 1.To hasten, to hurryboth
To cause someone or something to move or act quickly; to expedite.
- 1.Haste, expeditionboth
The act of making something happen quickly; acceleration.
- 1.To hasten, to rushboth
To act with haste or eagerness, often by one's own volition.
- 1.To urge haste, to hastenboth
To urge someone to hurry; to demand speed. Also, to seek haste for oneself.
- 1.Swift (bow)classical
Describing a bow that shoots arrows quickly.
- 1.The immediate, the presentboth
That which is present or happening now, as opposed to the delayed or future.
- 1.To outrun, to precedeboth
To surpass someone in speed; to get ahead of.
- 2.To miscarryclassical
For a female camel to give birth prematurely.
- 1.Premature offspring (camel)classical
A camel offspring born before the completion of the year, which survives.
- 2.Early-bearing date palmclassical
A date palm that bears fruit early in the season.
- 1.Something obtained quicklyboth
Anything that is acquired or done with haste.
- 2.Milk obtained quicklyclassical
Milk that is milked hastily, often from a herd while grazing.
- 3.Quick mealclassical
A portion of food, like dates mixed with barley flour, prepared and eaten quickly.
- 1.One who hastensclassical
Someone who acts with haste, or one who brings food hastily.
- 1.Milk obtained quicklyclassical
Milk that is milked hastily, often from a herd while grazing.
- 2.Quick mealclassical
A portion of food, like dates mixed with barley flour, prepared and eaten quickly.
- 1.Mud, mireboth
Thick, sticky mud or mire.
- 2.Calfboth
A young cow or bull; a calf.
- 1.Bereaved motherclassical
A mother who has lost her child; a grieving woman.
- 2.Grieving camelclassical
A female camel that is distressed or agitated due to its movements.
- 3.Fate, destinyclassical
The inevitable end or death.
- 1.Shortcutsclassical
Abbreviated or direct routes.
- 1.Fast paceclassical
A rapid or swift pace of travel.
- 2.Food served quicklyclassical
Food offered to guests before they are fully prepared for it.
- 1.Place nameclassical
A place name mentioned in the text.
- 1.Place nameclassical
A place name mentioned in the text.
- 1.Swift mareclassical
The name of a swift mare belonging to a specific person.
- 1.Water skin, waterskinclassical
A container for water, typically made of animal skin.
- 2.Water wheelclassical
A device used for raising water, often powered by animals or flowing water.
- 3.Plantclassical
A type of plant.
- 4.Tool for pullingclassical
A device pulled by an ox, used for various tasks.
- 5.Pulley, hoistclassical
A mechanism for lifting or moving heavy objects.
- 6.Mud, mireboth
Thick, sticky mud or mire.
- 7.Step, notch (on a palm tree)classical
A step or notch made on a palm tree for climbing.
- 8.Place nameclassical
A place name mentioned in the text.
- 1.Bereaved motherclassical
A mother who has lost her child; a grieving woman.
- 2.Grieving camelclassical
A female camel that is distressed or agitated due to its movements.
- 3.Fate, destinyclassical
The inevitable end or death.
- 1.Pieces of dried cheeseclassical
Long, thick pieces of dried cheese (aqit).
- 1.Hasty acquisitionclassical
Something obtained quickly or hastily.
- 2.Shortcutclassical
A quick or direct route.
- 1.Bird nameclassical
The name of a type of bird.
- 1.Nicknameclassical
A nickname referring to a person.
- 1.Dual nameclassical
A dual form referring to two individuals.