حرب
Root entry · 25 derived lemmasThe root حرب (ḥarb) primarily denotes conflict, war, and hostility. It extends to concepts of intense anger, enmity, and the act of provoking or inciting such feelings. It also encompasses related terms like weapons, and in a more specialized sense, specific architectural features and even a type of lizard.
Derived headwords
- 1.feminine, and sometimes masculineboth
feminine, and sometimes masculine
- 1.diminutive of warclassical
The diminutive form of 'war', used in a specific linguistic discussion.
- 2.enemyboth
One who is hostile or opposed to another.
- 3.deprived of propertyclassical
Someone whose property has been taken, leaving them with nothing.
- 1.they waged warboth
The past tense, third person plural form of the verb meaning to engage in war.
- 1.they waged warboth
The past tense, third person plural form of the verb meaning to engage in war, synonymous with تحاربوا.
- 1.they waged warboth
The past tense, third person plural form of the verb meaning to wage war.
- 1.prone to warclassical
Someone who is inclined to engage in wars or conflicts.
- 2.sharpenedclassical
Describing a weapon, particularly a spearhead, that has been sharpened.
- 1.spearheadboth
The pointed head of a spear.
- 1.to be intensely angryclassical
To experience extreme anger or rage.
- 1.a man of warclassical
A man who is warlike or a seasoned warrior.
- 1.a lion of warclassical
A metaphor for a fierce and formidable warrior, like a lion in battle.
- 1.incitementboth
The act of provoking or instigating conflict or anger.
- 1.to angerboth
To cause someone to become angry or enraged.
- 2.to sharpenclassical
To sharpen the point of a weapon, like a spear.
- 1.I sharpened the spearheadsclassical
The past tense, first person singular form of the verb meaning to sharpen weapon points.
- 1.a person's livelihoodclassical
The property or means by which a person sustains their life.
- 1.he took his propertyclassical
The past tense, third person singular form of the verb meaning to seize someone's property, leaving them destitute.
- 1.deprived of propertyclassical
Someone whose property has been taken away.
- 1.deprived of propertyclassical
Someone whose property has been taken away, leaving them destitute.
- 1.to guide to spoilsclassical
To inform someone about potential gains or spoils from an enemy.
- 1.chief seatsclassical
The foremost or most respected places in a gathering or council.
- 2.chambersclassical
Rooms or private apartments, particularly in a grand building.
- 1.the front of the assemblyboth
the front of the assembly
- 2.the roomboth
the room
- 1.Muharibclassical
The name of a tribe from the Fihr clan.
- 1.chameleonboth
A type of lizard known for its ability to change color and its habit of following the sun.
- 2.studs of armorclassical
The metal studs or bosses used to reinforce armor.
- 1.land with chameleonsclassical
A region or area inhabited by chameleons.
- 1.muscles of the backclassical
The muscles along the spine.
- 1.to crouchclassical
To draw oneself together or crouch down, often in preparation for action or defense. The form is considered analogous to 'if'anlal'.