Al-Qamus al-Muhit (Firuzabadi, d. 817H)

This root appears to describe negative character traits and aggressive or evasive behavior. It encompasses terms for ill-tempered individuals, those who provoke others, and a state of being prepared for conflict or escape.

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This root primarily concerns concepts of dirtiness, impurity, and offensiveness. It extends to moral corruption, unpleasantness in character, and actions or things that are repulsive or avoided.

This root appears to relate to the act of speaking or uttering words, particularly in a negative or dismissive manner. It also encompasses the idea of being rough, harsh, or unrefined in speech or demeanor.

This root appears to relate to a specific type of table or tray, particularly one made of silver. The primary meaning is a silver table or platter.

This root primarily describes a tall, large, and robust male. It also encompasses the act of sexual intercourse, specifically referring to the male's role in it.

This root primarily deals with the concept of coercion, force, and overcoming someone or something. It extends to describe powerful entities like lions and strong young men, as well as terms related to time, specific locations, and types of plants and animals.

This root primarily relates to the concept of a long, robust male, specifically referring to a tall and strong man or a large, powerful lion. It also encompasses the act of sexual intercourse.

This root appears to relate to concepts of being substantial, expert, or discerning, particularly in the context of evaluating currency. It describes individuals of great stature and those skilled in appraising coins.

This root primarily concerns the act of peeling, scraping, or shedding a surface layer, whether it be skin, bark, or a covering. It extends to concepts of dryness, harshness, and things that are stripped or exposed, as well as metaphorical applications to time, events, and even specific entities like fish or horses.

This root primarily relates to coarse, rough, or unrefined materials, particularly wool. It also extends to descriptions of physical coarseness in people, like a thick beard, and can refer to a widespread or advanced condition of something negative, such as a disease.

This root appears to refer to a specific geographical location and a type of salt associated with it. The primary meaning relates to a place situated between Rome and the Levant.

This root primarily relates to sensations of cold, fear, or roughness. It describes physical reactions like shivering, a dry or barren state of land, and a coarse texture.

This root appears to be a single, possibly rare, word referring to a male individual. It is presented as a noun with a specific comparison to ginger.

This root primarily concerns the concept of dripping, falling in drops, or flowing. It extends to related ideas like falling, moving quickly, and even metaphorical senses of falling into ruin or being struck down. It also encompasses geographical locations and specific substances.

This root appears to be related to a specific place name in Yemen. The primary entry discusses the location itself and a related term that might describe something associated with it.

This root describes the cessation or interruption of breathing, often due to exhaustion or extreme exertion. It specifically relates to the breath being cut off.

This root primarily concerns the thin covering or husk of a date pit, or the pit itself. It also has a specific, classical usage as the name of a dog belonging to the People of the Cave.

This root primarily concerns the concept of depth, the bottom, or the lowest part of something. It extends to meanings related to reaching the bottom, drinking completely, speaking with exaggerated depth, and also encompasses physical locations like wells, valleys, and mountains.

This root describes someone who is intensely stingy, ill-tempered, or harsh towards their family or associates. It also refers to a specific historical figure.

This root pertains to the act of forcefully uprooting or tearing something out from its origin. It emphasizes a violent and complete removal, often implying destruction or severe damage.

This root primarily relates to concepts of strength, hardness, and intensity. It also extends to descriptions of large or robust individuals and objects, as well as early stages of growth in certain fruits.

This root describes the action of drawing oneself together or contracting towards the ground. It conveys a sense of shrinking, crouching, or collapsing downwards.

This root primarily describes actions related to forceful subjugation, incapacitation, and filling. It encompasses meanings of throwing down, binding securely, and making something full.

This root primarily denotes emptiness, desolation, and scarcity, often applied to land, resources, or social connections. It also extends to concepts of following, collecting, and specific objects or individuals associated with these meanings.

This root appears to describe individuals or things that are large, distinguished, or superior in their kind. It also extends to describe the reed plant and positive character traits.

This root describes individuals with undesirable physical characteristics, focusing on ugliness, stoutness, and shortness. It also encompasses terms for a strong or small head, and a stout, short stature.

This root primarily relates to a pale or greenish color, often associated with light or paleness. It extends to descriptions of animals, faces, and even the moon's illumination. The root also encompasses concepts of waiting, hunting, gambling, and marriage, as well as geographical locations and specific types of plants and birds.

This root appears to describe something or someone that is tall or long. The primary derived word directly relates to this meaning.

This root primarily relates to concepts of strength, compactness, gathering, and intensity. It describes robust animals, strong men, and intense situations, as well as actions of binding, collecting, and sexual intercourse.

This root primarily describes something large, stout, or coarse, particularly in relation to the head or physical build. It also extends to describe difficult or stubborn temperaments and, in specific derived forms, can refer to a type of salt or a person known for a particular characteristic.

This root primarily relates to a type of plant and a specific feature on a chicken's head. It also appears as a proper name and is associated with individuals.

This root primarily relates to the concept of shortness or being short. It describes physical stature and can extend to other forms of brevity or deficiency.

This root appears to be related to the concept of abundance, plentifulness, or a large quantity of something. It might also extend to the idea of being generous or giving abundantly.

This root describes someone who is small-headed and weak-minded. It is used as an adjective to denote a lack of intelligence or a physical characteristic of a small head.

This root describes things that are large, wide, and strong, particularly in terms of physical features like nostrils, mouth, or body size. It also extends to describe a stubborn or resilient nature, and large, solid objects like rocks.

This entry appears to be a single, possibly foreign-derived, word referring to an old woman. It does not seem to represent a typical Arabic root with multiple derived forms.

This root primarily relates to the concepts of aging, becoming old, and the physical manifestations of age, such as graying hair. It also extends to describing someone who is old, aged, or venerable, and includes geographical names.

This root appears to be a unique or rare term, possibly a feminine noun. It describes a woman who does not menstruate, and it is explicitly stated not to be a misspelling of another word.

This root appears to describe intensity or strength, particularly in the context of a person's physical attributes. It also includes a proper noun for a place.

This root describes someone or something that is short in stature, particularly in the neck and back. It also refers to a compact or tightly packed bundle.

This root entry describes a specific medicinal substance, its properties, and its physical characteristics. It focuses on a plant-based remedy used for digestive issues and blockages.

This root primarily relates to bridges and elevated structures. It also encompasses geographical locations named after bridges, specific weights or measures, and metaphorical uses related to permanence or significant events. Additionally, it includes terms for certain peoples and abstract concepts.

This root pertains to the description of large and fat wild goats, specifically mountain goats (ibex). It focuses on their physical attributes of size and corpulence.

This root primarily refers to a specific type of tree, similar to the caper plant but with a thicker trunk. It also denotes the camels' strong desire for this tree.

This root appears to describe physical characteristics, specifically related to shortness and a particular anatomical feature.

This root describes something that is long and thin-skinned, or weak and feeble. It appears to be a descriptive root focusing on physical attributes of weakness or emaciation.

This root primarily relates to stealthy movement, cutting, and specific geographical locations or features. It also encompasses terms for bitumen, large groups of animals, and qualities like bitterness or vastness.