بقر
Root entry · 16 derived lemmasThe root بقر (bqr) primarily relates to cattle, specifically cows, and their collective nouns. It extends to meanings of opening, splitting, and expanding, particularly in the context of knowledge and wealth. It also encompasses derived terms for specific objects, actions, and even a children's game.
Derived headwords
- 1.a generic noun (for cattle)both
a generic noun (for cattle)
- 1.Cowboth
A single head of cattle, specifically a cow. The feminine form is used even when referring to a male animal as a member of the species.
- 1.plural of baqaraboth
plural of baqara
- 1.a group of cattle with their herdersboth
a group of cattle with their herders
- 2.due to his extensive knowledgeboth
due to his extensive knowledge
- 1.Cattleclassical
Another term for cattle.
- 1.a cow (Yemeni dialect)both
a cow (Yemeni dialect)
- 1.Name of a valleyclassical
The name of a valley.
- 1.To split openboth
To open something by splitting it, to widen it. This includes the specific act of opening a pregnant animal's belly to extract the offspring.
- 1.To expand in knowledge/wealthclassical
To expand or increase greatly in knowledge or wealth.
- 1.Abdominal ailmentclassical
A type of illness affecting the abdomen, characterized by yellow fluid, likened to a spreading disease.
- 1.Sleeveless shirtclassical
A type of tunic or shirt without sleeves, worn by women.
- 2.Herd of cattleclassical
A group or herd of cattle.
- 1.Sleeveless shirtclassical
A type of tunic or shirt without sleeves, worn by women.
- 1.Marked like a playing fieldclassical
Describing a horse whose markings resemble the lines of a children's game played with dirt mounds.
- 1.To be bewilderedclassical
To be stunned or bewildered, especially when seeing cattle (or gazelles, in a similar idiom).
- 1.To stay in settled areasclassical
To reside in a settled, urban or town environment, abandoning the nomadic life of the desert.
- 1.Bending the headclassical
The act of a person bending their head down low.