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Root entry · 16 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the concept of echo, reverberation, and response, often in a physical or auditory sense. It extends to meanings of answering, confronting, and even death or destruction. Figuratively, it can encompass deception and skillful management.
Derived headwords
- 1.Echoboth
The reverberation of sound, especially that which is returned from a surface like a mountain.
- 2.Gentle manclassical
A man who is gentle in body.
- 3.Corpseclassical
The body of a human after death.
- 4.Brainclassical
The stuffing of the head, or the brain itself.
- 5.Bird (night)classical
A bird that chirps at night and hops.
- 6.Bird (from slain)classical
A bird that emerges from the head of a murdered person when it decays, believed in the Jahiliyyah.
- 7.Black fishclassical
A long, black fish.
- 1.Thirstyboth
Suffering from thirst.
- 1.Thirstyclassical
A state of being thirsty.
- 1.Thirstyclassical
One who is thirsty.
- 1.Thirstyclassical
Very thirsty.
- 1.Thirstyclassical
A female who is thirsty.
- 1.Thirstyclassical
A female who is thirsty.
- 1.Tall date palmsclassical
Date palm trees that are tall.
- 1.Clappingboth
The act of clapping hands.
- 2.Turning awayclassical
Derived from 'صدّ' (to turn away), as they used to turn away from Islam.
- 1.Clappingboth
The act of clapping hands.
- 1.Deceived himclassical
To deal with someone deceptively, to flatter, or to conceal from them.
- 2.Confronted himclassical
To oppose or face someone.
- 1.Confronted himboth
To present oneself to someone, to confront or face them.
- 1.Diedclassical
To pass away, to die.
- 1.The mountain respondedclassical
The mountain answered with an echo.
- 1.Waterclassical
A name for water.
- 2.Horseclassical
A name for a horse.
- 3.Companionclassical
Ibn Ajlan, a companion.
- 1.Swordclassical
The sword of Abu Musa al-Ash'ari.