الحا
Root entry · 7 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to sounds, specifically calls or cries, and also encompasses terms for a letter of the alphabet, a type of woman, and a historical designation. It also touches upon concepts of good and bad actions or states of being.
Derived headwords
- 1.letter Haaboth
The Arabic letter 'ح', pronounced with a voiceless pharyngeal fricative.
- 2.call to camelsclassical
A sound or cry used to urge on camels.
- 3.harsh womanclassical
A woman described as sharp-tongued or abusive.
- 4.Mudh'hij tribeclassical
A reference to a tribe named Mudh'hij.
- 5.name of a manclassical
A proper name of a man to whom a well was attributed.
- 1.to call (camels)classical
To call out to or urge on camels.
- 2.to call (goats)classical
To call out to or summon goats.
- 1.calling goatsclassical
The act of calling or summoning goats.
- 1.calling goatsclassical
The act of calling or summoning goats.
- 1.to call (goats)classical
To call out to or summon goats.
- 1.I called (goats)classical
The first-person singular past tense of calling out to or summoning goats.
- 1.neither good nor badclassical
An idiom meaning someone is neither doing good nor bad deeds, or is incapable of action.
- 2.neither man nor womanclassical
An idiom referring to someone who is neither male nor female, or is indeterminate.
- 3.incapable of commandingclassical
An idiom describing someone unable to effectively direct animals, like goats or donkeys.