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Root entry · 10 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to elevated or prominent places, particularly concerning horses and terrain. It also extends to concepts of nurturing, illness, and specific geographical locations.
Derived headwords
- 1.horse's flankboth
The easy part on the sides of a horse's back, or the rider's seat on it.
- 2.back of a humpclassical
The rear part of a camel's hump.
- 3.elevated placeclassical
A mound or elevated area on a hill.
- 4.low-lying areaclassical
A low-lying area of land where lost camels might seek refuge.
- 5.cave with waterclassical
A cave in a mountain containing water.
- 1.rider's seatboth
The seat of the rider on a horse.
- 1.flanks of a horseboth
Plural of صُّهْوَة, referring to the sides of a horse's back.
- 2.backs of humpsclassical
Plural of صُّهْوَة, referring to the rear parts of camel humps.
- 1.elevated areasclassical
Plural of صُّهْوَة, referring to mounds or elevated areas on a hill.
- 2.caves with waterclassical
Plural of صُّهْوَة, referring to caves in mountains containing water.
- 1.anoint and sun a childclassical
To anoint a child with ghee and place them in the sun, often for an illness.
- 2.complain of illnessclassical
To complain of an ailment or sickness.
- 1.ride its flankclassical
To ride on the flank or seat of a horse.
- 1.become wealthyclassical
To have abundant wealth or possessions.
- 2.suffer a woundclassical
To be afflicted with a wound that causes weakness or debilitation.
- 1.suffer a woundclassical
To be afflicted with a wound that causes weakness or debilitation.
- 1.Jerusalemboth
The city of Jerusalem.
- 2.a certain seaclassical
A specific sea, possibly referring to the Mediterranean.
- 3.Romeclassical
The city of Rome.
- 1.was a horseclassical
Referring to a horse belonging to Al-Nimr bin Tulb.