الردهة
Root entry · 6 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to depressions, hollows, or rough elevated areas in the ground. It also extends to concepts of greatness, solidity, and a strong, unyielding nature, as well as specific objects like a large house or a rock in water.
Derived headwords
- 1.Hollow in the desertboth
A hollow or depression in a desert or rocky terrain, often naturally formed.
- 2.Rough elevated areaboth
A rough, elevated mound or hill.
- 3.Large houseclassical
An exceptionally large and grand house or dwelling.
- 4.Rock in waterclassical
A rock or stone found submerged in water.
- 5.Melted snow waterclassical
Water resulting from melted snow.
- 6.Old, patterned garmentclassical
An old garment that is worn out and has a patterned or striped appearance.
- 7.Burial placeclassical
The burial place of Bishr bin Abi Khazim.
- 1.To throw a stone atboth
To throw a stone at something or someone.
- 2.To make great/grandclassical
To make a house or dwelling great, grand, or magnificent.
- 3.To lead with courageclassical
To lead a group of people with bravery, generosity, or similar noble qualities.
- 1.Solid, strongboth
Describing a person who is solid, strong, and unyielding.
- 2.Stubborn, persistentboth
Describing a person who is stubborn, persistent, and difficult to overcome.
- 1.Plural of الردهةboth
The plural form of 'al-radhah', referring to multiple hollows or rough elevated areas.
- 1.Plural of الردهةboth
Another plural form of 'al-radhah', referring to multiple hollows or rough elevated areas.
- 1.Plural of الردهةboth
A further plural form of 'al-radhah', referring to multiple hollows or rough elevated areas.