الءرعن
Root entry · 18 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to concepts of foolishness, recklessness, and being unrestrained in speech or action. It also extends to geographical features like mountain promontories and long mountains, as well as specific historical figures and places.
Derived headwords
- 1.reckless, foolishboth
Describes someone who is reckless in their speech, or foolish and sluggish.
- 1.to be recklessboth
To be reckless, foolish, or sluggish.
- 1.recklessness, foolishnessboth
The state of being reckless, foolish, or sluggish.
- 1.recklessness, foolishnessboth
The state of being reckless, foolish, or sluggish.
- 1.how reckless/foolish!classical
An exclamation expressing the degree of recklessness or foolishness.
- 1.sun affected his brainclassical
The sun's heat affected his brain, causing him to become sluggish and faint.
- 1.mountain promontoryboth
A projection of land extending from a mountain.
- 2.long mountainboth
A mountain that is long in shape.
- 1.mountain promontoriesboth
Plural of الرَّعْن, referring to projections of land from mountains.
- 1.mountain promontoriesboth
Plural of الرَّعْن, referring to projections of land from mountains.
- 1.army with excessclassical
An army that has surplus or excess elements.
- 1.Dhu Raynclassical
A king of Himyar.
- 1.fortressclassical
A fortress, or a mountain containing a fortress, located in Yemen.
- 2.regionclassical
Another region in Yemen.
- 1.group, troopboth
A group or troop of people or animals.
- 1.strong, intenseboth
Describes someone who is strong or intense.
- 1.very activeboth
Describes someone who is very active or moves a lot.
- 1.darkness of nightboth
The deep darkness that occurs during the night.
- 1.perhaps, maybeclassical
A variant pronunciation or dialectal form of 'la'allaka' (perhaps, maybe).
- 1.Basraclassical
The city of Basra, named by analogy to a mountain promontory.
- 2.grapesclassical
A type of grapes found in Taif.