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Root entry · 4 derived lemmasThis root appears to relate to concepts of noise, clamor, and loudness. It also extends to terms describing large size and intense, aggressive states, particularly in animals or in the context of cunning.
Derived headwords
الضِّوْضَاةnoun
- 1.clamor, dinboth
A loud, confused noise or uproar, often associated with a crowd or commotion.
الضَّوَاضِيnoun
- 1.large, bulkyclassical
Describing something or someone that is large, bulky, or massive in size.
الضَّيْوِذِيَّةnoun
- 1.cunning, shrewdnessclassical
A quality of being cunning, shrewd, or artful, often implying a deceptive or sly nature.
- 2.raging stallionclassical
Refers to a male horse that is in a state of intense sexual excitement and aggression.
الضَّوَاضِيَةnoun
- 1.cunning, shrewdnessclassical
Synonymous with الضَّيْوِذِيَّة, denoting cunning, shrewdness, or artfulness.
Parallel reading
الضِّوْة: الجلبة
Al-ḍiḍwah: clamor.
كالضوضاة
like clamor.
والضواضي، بالضم: الضخم
And al-ḍawāḍi, with dammah: the large.
والضوضيذية: الداهية
And al-ḍawīdhiyyah: the cunning one.
كالضواضية
like al-ḍawāḍiyyah.
والفحل الهائج
And the raging stallion.