رطب
Root entry · 18 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the state of being moist, fresh, or not dry. It extends to describe fresh vegetation, particularly fodder and dates, and the act of feeding others with such fresh food. It can also denote softness or tenderness.
Derived headwords
- 1.The thing became wet, so it is 'raṭb' and 'raṭīb'.both
The thing became wet, so it is 'raṭb' and 'raṭīb'.
- 2.And 'ruṭab' (plural).both
And 'ruṭab' (plural).
- 1.moisture, dampnessboth
The state or quality of being moist or damp.
- 1.The thing became wet, so it is 'raṭb' and 'raṭīb'.both
The thing became wet, so it is 'raṭb' and 'raṭīb'.
- 2.And 'ruṭab' (plural).both
And 'ruṭab' (plural).
- 1.moistening, dampeningboth
The act of making something moist or damp.
- 1.The thing became wet, so it is 'raṭb' and 'raṭīb'.both
The thing became wet, so it is 'raṭb' and 'raṭīb'.
- 2.And 'ruṭab' (plural).both
And 'ruṭab' (plural).
- 1.A tender branch, meaning soft.both
A tender branch, meaning soft.
- 1.one with moistureclassical
A person or thing characterized by having moisture or being damp.
- 1.The thing became wet, so it is 'raṭb' and 'raṭīb'.both
The thing became wet, so it is 'raṭb' and 'raṭīb'.
- 2.And 'ruṭab' (plural).both
And 'ruṭab' (plural).
- 1.he fed him fresh datesboth
he fed him fresh dates
- 2.He fed him fresh dates.both
He fed him fresh dates.
- 1.The thing became wet, so it is 'raṭb' and 'raṭīb'.both
The thing became wet, so it is 'raṭb' and 'raṭīb'.
- 2.And 'ruṭab' (plural).both
And 'ruṭab' (plural).
- 1.fresh fodder (plural)classical
Plural form for fresh, green fodder.
- 1.Its plural is 'riṭāb'.both
Its plural is 'riṭāb'.
- 2.And 'riṭāb' (plural).both
And 'riṭāb' (plural).
- 1.fresh datesboth
Dates in their fresh, moist state, before they are dried into 'tamr'.
- 1.a fresh dateboth
A single fresh date.
- 1.Its plural is 'arṭāb'.both
Its plural is 'arṭāb'.
- 1.The unripe dates became ripe.both
The unripe dates became ripe.
- 2.The palm tree produced ripe dates.both
The palm tree produced ripe dates.
- 1.feeding with fresh datesclassical
The act of feeding people with fresh dates.
- 1.abundant in fresh fodderclassical
Describing land that has a lot of fresh, green vegetation.