لعب
Root entry · 22 derived lemmasThe root 'لعب' primarily denotes the concept of playing, amusement, and lighthearted activity. It extends to meanings related to repeated actions, excessive engagement, and objects used for play. Figuratively, it can refer to saliva, honey, and even specific locations or phenomena.
Derived headwords
- 1.to play (from the category of 'ṭariba')both
to play (from the category of 'ṭariba')
- 2.the child (from the category of 'qaṭaʿa') - his saliva flowedboth
the child (from the category of 'qaṭaʿa') - his saliva flowed
- 1.to play (from the category of 'ṭariba')both
to play (from the category of 'ṭariba')
- 2.the child (from the category of 'qaṭaʿa') - his saliva flowedboth
the child (from the category of 'qaṭaʿa') - his saliva flowed
- 1.meaning he played repeatedly, again and againboth
meaning he played repeatedly, again and again
- 1.very playfulboth
very playful
- 1.playing (masdar)classical
The act of playing, used as a verbal noun (masdar) with the meaning of repeated or excessive play.
- 1.playfulboth
A woman who is playful or fond of amusement.
- 1.toyboth
An object designed for children or others to play with; a toy.
- 1.playgroundboth
A place designated for playing games or recreation.
- 1.gameboth
A specific instance or type of play, such as a game of chess or dice. It can also refer to a single turn or action within a game.
- 1.play (instance)classical
A single instance or occurrence of playing, as in 'one time of playing'.
- 1.game (type)classical
A particular type of game or amusement, similar to a session or round.
- 1.playful interactionboth
Engaging in playful interaction or gentle contest with someone.
- 1.Mula'ib al-Asinnahclassical
A title meaning 'Player of Spears', referring to Abu Bura'ah Amir ibn Malik.
- 1.Mula'ib al-Rimāhclassical
A title meaning 'Player of Spears', a poetic variation used by Labid.
- 1.a type of birdclassical
A bird, possibly a kite or a bird of prey that moves swiftly, also called 'khaṭif ẓillih'.
- 1.salivaboth
The fluid secreted in the mouth; saliva.
- 1.honeyboth
honey
- 1.droolingclassical
The act of a child drooling, indicating the flow of saliva from the mouth.
- 1.to cause to droolclassical
To cause a child to have saliva flowing from their mouth.
- 1.saliva-coveredclassical
A mouth or teeth that are covered with saliva.
- 1.what you see in intense heat, like a spider's webboth
what you see in intense heat, like a spider's web
- 2.it is said to be the mirageboth
it is said to be the mirage
- 1.La'baa'classical
The name of a place.