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Root entry · 17 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to dust, fine particles, and things that are scattered or raised. It also extends to concepts of weakness, blindness, and even specific geographical locations or calls.
Derived headwords
- 1.Dustinessboth
A state of being dusty or covered in dust.
- 1.Dustboth
Fine, dry particles of earth or other matter, often raised into the air.
- 1.Dustboth
Fine particles of earth or other matter, often raised into the air.
- 2.Smoke-like substanceboth
Something resembling smoke, or very fine, scattered particles of earth.
- 3.Foolish peopleclassical
A term used to describe people of little intellect.
- 1.To shine brightlyboth
To be radiant or luminous, often referring to light or dust particles.
- 2.To fleeboth
To run away or escape quickly.
- 3.To dieclassical
To cease to live.
- 1.They shone brightlyboth
Past tense plural for 'to shine brightly'.
- 2.They fledboth
Past tense plural for 'to flee'.
- 3.They diedclassical
Past tense plural for 'to die'.
- 1.To raise dustboth
To stir up or cause dust to become airborne.
- 1.Grave dustclassical
The dust found in a grave.
- 1.To shake off dustboth
To flick or shake one's hands as if to remove dust.
- 1.A hidden groupclassical
A group that is concealed or hidden, possibly by dust.
- 1.Hidden by dustclassical
Describing something that is concealed or obscured by dust.
- 1.Dim-sightedclassical
Having weak or impaired vision.
- 1.Hayyclassical
A proper name, possibly referring to a tribe or place.
- 1.Al-Haba'ahclassical
A proper name for a land belonging to the Ghatafan tribe, which has a specific day associated with it.
- 1.Go away!classical
A vocative used to urge a horse to move away.
- 1.Young childboth
A small, young boy.
- 1.Young girlboth
A small, young girl.
- 1.Tree barkboth
The outer covering or peel of a tree.