دهده
Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the act of rolling, pushing, or tumbling something, especially a stone. It also extends to the meaning of arranging or piling things up. Additionally, it denotes large numbers of camels, specifically a hundred or more.
Derived headwords
- 1.to rollboth
To cause something, like a stone, to roll or tumble down.
- 2.to pile upboth
To arrange or pile things one upon another.
- 1.to roll downboth
To roll or tumble down by oneself, often used for stones.
- 1.to rollboth
To roll or tumble, similar to تدهده.
- 1.to rollboth
To cause something to roll or tumble.
- 1.young camelsclassical
A term for young camels.
- 1.young camelsclassical
Plural of الدهداه, referring to young camels.
- 1.large number of camelsclassical
A group of one hundred or more camels.
- 1.large number of camelsclassical
A group of one hundred or more camels, synonymous with الدهدهة.
- 1.large number of camelsclassical
A group of one hundred or more camels, synonymous with الدهدهة.
- 1.rolled objectclassical
That which is rolled or pushed along, like by a dung beetle.
- 1.rolled objectclassical
That which is rolled or pushed along.
- 1.rolled objectclassical
That which is rolled or pushed along.