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قحد
Root entry · 7 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the hump of a camel, its size, and related terms. It also extends to describe something large or prominent, particularly in relation to the hump.
Derived headwords
القَحْدَةnoun
- 1.base of the humpclassical
The fundamental part or origin of a camel's hump.
قِحَادnoun
- 1.bases of humpsclassical
The plural form of 'qahdah', referring to the bases of humps.
مِقْحَادadjective
- 1.large-humpedclassical
Describing a female camel that has a large or prominent hump.
أَقْحَدَتverb
- 1.developed a large humpclassical
The female camel developed a large hump.
بِكْرَة قَحْدَةnoun
- 1.young camel with a humpclassical
A young female camel that has a hump, or whose hump has become settled.
القُمَحْدُوَةnoun
- 1.back of the headclassical
The part of the head behind the ears; the nape.
قَمَاحِدnoun
- 1.nape of the headclassical
The plural form of 'qumhadwah', referring to the back of the heads.
Parallel reading
القحدة: أصل السنام
The qahdah: the origin/base of the hump.
والجمع قحاد، مثل ثمرة وثمار
And the plural is qihad, like thamrah (fruit) and thimar (fruits).
وناقة مقحاد: ضخمة السنام
And a miqhad camel: large-humped.
وقد أقحدت الناقة
And the she-camel has developed a large hump.
وبكرة قحدة، وأصله قحدة فسكنت
And a young she-camel is qahdah, and its origin is qahdah, then it was quiescent (settled).
مثل عشرة وعشرة
Like 'asharah and 'asharah.
والقمحدوة، بزيادة الميم: ما خلف الرأس
And the qumhadwah, with the addition of the mim: what is behind the head.
والجمع قماحد
And the plural is qumahid.