درب
Root entry · 7 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concepts of habituation, familiarity, and skill acquired through practice or experience. It extends to boldness, especially in warfare, and the act of training or accustoming someone or something to a task.
Derived headwords
- 1.a habit and boldness in war and every matterboth
a habit and boldness in war and every matter
- 1.he became accustomed to something, with kasra: he got used to it and became familiar with itboth
he became accustomed to something, with kasra: he got used to it and became familiar with it
- 1.with a kasra, ḍarāwa with a fatḥa: meaning he became accustomedboth
with a kasra, ḍarāwa with a fatḥa: meaning he became accustomed
- 2.he became accustomed to such-and-such also, becoming accustomedboth
he became accustomed to such-and-such also, becoming accustomed
- 1.he became accustomed to something, with kasra: he got used to it and became familiar with itboth
he became accustomed to something, with kasra: he got used to it and became familiar with it
- 1.and 'mudarrab' like 'jarib' and 'mujarrab'both
and 'mudarrab' like 'jarib' and 'mujarrab'
- 1.pathboth
A known way or path, originally referring to a narrow passage in a mountain.
- 2.routeboth
A specific course or way, often used in the context of military movements.
- 1.to enter enemy territoryclassical
To enter the land of the enemy, specifically used in the context of invading enemy territory from Byzantine lands.