القنبل

Root entry · 11 derived lemmas

This root primarily relates to groups or gatherings of people and horses. It also extends to terms for a donkey, a stout man, and a young boy. Additionally, it encompasses specific plants, a type of trap, and a medicinal substance.

Derived headwords

القُنْبُلnoun

1.
group of peopleboth
A company or troop of people.
2.
group of horsesboth
A troop or company of horses.

القُنْبَلَةnoun

1.
group of peopleboth
A company or troop of people.
2.
group of horsesboth
A troop or company of horses.

قَنَابِلnoun

1.
groups (pl.)both
Plural of قُنْبُل or قُنْبَلَة, referring to groups of people or horses.

القُنْبُلnoun

1.
donkeyclassical
A male donkey.
2.
stout manclassical
A thick-set or stout man.

القُنْبُلَانِيّnoun

1.
tribal gatheringclassical
A gathering of a tribe of people.

القُنْفُذnoun

1.
sharp-headed boyclassical
A boy who is sharp-headed and light-spirited.
2.
a plantclassical
A type of shrub or plant.

محمد بن عبد الرحمن القارئname

1.
a title/nicknameclassical
A title or nickname given to Muhammad ibn Abd al-Rahman al-Qari.

بَهَاءnoun

1.
trap for birdsclassical
A trap used for catching birds, specifically the 'Abraaqish' bird.

قُنْبِلَverb

1.
to form a groupclassical
To become a group or troop after being solitary.
2.
to light a fireclassical
To light or set fire to the shrubs of Qunbul.

القُنْبِيلnoun

1.
sandy seedsboth
Sandy seeds with a reddish hue, known for their astringent properties.

القُنْبِيلnoun

1.
deworming agentboth
Used to kill and expel intestinal worms.
2.
treatment for skin conditionsboth
Beneficial for treating scabies and ringworm.

Parallel reading

القُنْبُل والقُنْبَلَة: الطائفة من الناس ومن الخيل ج: قنابل.

Al-Qunbul and Al-Qunbalah: a group of people and of horses, plural: Qanabil.

وكعلابط: حمار، والرجل الغليظ، كالقنبل، بالضم، وقدر قنبلاني، بالضم: تجمع القبيلة من الناس.

And like 'alaabit: a donkey, and a stout man, like al-qunbul, with damma, and the measure of qunbalani, with damma: a gathering of the tribe of people.

وكقنفذ: الغلام الحاد الرأس، الخفيف الروح، وشجر، ولقب محمد بن عبد الرحمن القارئ، وبهاء: مصيدة للنهس أبي براقش.

And like qunfudh: the sharp-headed boy, light-spirited, and a shrub, and a title for Muhammad ibn Abd al-Rahman al-Qari, and Baha': a trap for the bird Abu Barraqish.

قنبل: صار ذا قنبلة بعد الوحدة، وأوقد شجر القنبل.

Qunbila: he became a group after being alone, and he lit the Qunbul shrubs.

والقنبيل، كزنبيل: بزور رملية تعلوها حمرة قابضة، تقتل الديدان وتخرجها، (وتنفع الجرب والسعفة منفعة بينة).

And al-Qunbil, like zunbil: sandy seeds with a reddish hue, astringent, killing and expelling worms, (and it benefits scabies and ringworm significantly).