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Root entry · 16 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to carrying, moving, and propelling something forward. It also extends to concepts of speed, vigor, and significant matters or troubles. Additionally, it denotes specific geographical locations and a historical figure.
Derived headwords
- 1.to carryboth
To carry or transport something.
- 2.to propelboth
To push or drive something forward.
- 1.to carryboth
He carries it.
- 2.to propelboth
He propels it.
- 1.to carryclassical
As if he carried it.
- 1.to driveboth
To drive or urge something onward.
- 1.to carryclassical
He carried it.
- 1.to befallclassical
To befall someone, especially with trouble or a significant matter.
- 1.moundclassical
A mound or elevated ground that is not reached by water.
- 2.pitclassical
A pit dug for trapping a lion.
- 3.valleyclassical
A valley.
- 1.spreading meatclassical
Spreading meat on a mound, likely for preservation or drying.
- 2.digging a pitclassical
Digging a pit, specifically for a lion.
- 1.to dig a pitclassical
He dug a pit for it (e.g., for a lion).
- 1.speedclassical
Speed, swiftness.
- 2.vigorclassical
Energy, activity, vigor.
- 3.manner of walkingclassical
A type of gait or way of walking.
- 4.matterclassical
An affair or matter.
- 5.great evilclassical
Great trouble or evil.
- 1.mattersclassical
Plural of الأزبي, referring to affairs or matters.
- 2.great evilsclassical
Plural of الأزبي, referring to great troubles or evils.
- 1.two riversclassical
Two rivers located below the Euphrates.
- 1.two riversclassical
Another name for the two rivers below the Euphrates.
- 1.gaitclassical
A manner of walking characterized by stretching and slowness.
- 2.arroganceclassical
Arrogance or haughtiness.
- 1.valleyclassical
A valley.
- 1.grandfatherclassical
The grandfather of Muhammad ibn Ali ibn Abi Talib, a prominent figure among the Salaf.