دبب
Root entry · 15 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns slow, creeping, or dragging movement, often associated with small creatures or the elderly. It extends to concepts of gradual progression, a slow pace, and even the physical attributes of animals and terrain.
Derived headwords
- 1.to creep, crawlboth
To move slowly and steadily on the ground, like an insect or a reptile.
- 2.to walk slowlyboth
To walk with a slow, deliberate, and often unsteady gait, typically used for the elderly or infirm.
- 1.and every creature walking on the earth is a dabba (beast)both
and every creature walking on the earth is a dabba (beast)
- 1.creeping, crawlingboth
The act or sound of moving slowly and stealthily on the ground.
- 2.slow movementboth
The slow, unsteady gait of someone walking, especially an elderly person.
- 1.the old man walked slowlyboth
Describes an elderly person walking with a slow, measured, and perhaps unsteady pace.
- 1.to make a child crawlclassical
To encourage or cause a young child to move by crawling.
- 1.anyoneclassical
Used in the negative to mean 'no one' or 'not a soul'.
- 1.face's fine hairclassical
To have fine, downy hair on the face, like that of a young boy.
- 1.he crept, creeps, with kasra, a creeping and a crawlingboth
he crept, creeps, with kasra, a creeping and a crawling
- 1.female bearboth
The female of the bear species.
- 2.jar, potboth
A container, often for oil or fat.
- 3.sand duneboth
A mound or hill of sand.
- 1.place of flowingboth
The course or path where a flood or stream flows.
- 2.ant trailboth
The path or track made by ants.
- 1.place of flowingboth
The course or path where a flood or stream flows.
- 2.ant trailboth
The path or track made by ants.
- 1.hidden movementclassical
A stealthy or concealed action or approach.
- 1.path, wayclassical
A road or a manner of proceeding.
- 1.slow-moving (camel)classical
Describes a female camel that walks very slowly due to being overweight.
- 1.rumbling soundclassical
A low, continuous, rumbling noise, often associated with the movement of horses.