ثرر
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to abundance, particularly of water or milk, and by extension, to excessive speech. It describes things that are copious, plentiful, or overflowing, and can also refer to a specific geographical location.
Derived headwords
- 1.abundant in waterboth
Describing a cloud that is full of water and heavy with rain.
- 2.abundant in milkboth
Describing a female animal, like a camel or goat, that has a large udder and produces a lot of milk.
- 1.rain cloudclassical
A specific type of rain cloud that comes from the direction of Iraq, known for being abundant in water.
- 2.udderboth
The udder of a female animal, particularly one that is large and full of milk.
- 1.to be abundantboth
To be plentiful or copious, especially in reference to water or milk.
- 1.to be abundantboth
An alternative conjugation for the verb meaning to be plentiful or copious.
- 1.to be abundantboth
Another conjugation for the verb meaning to be plentiful or copious.
- 1.excessive talkboth
The act of speaking excessively, talking a lot, and repeating oneself.
- 1.talkativeboth
Someone who talks excessively and repetitively; a chatterbox.
- 1.The Tharthar Riverclassical
A proper name for a river, indicating it is known for its abundant flow or perhaps its sound.
- 1.to be moistboth
To make a place moist or damp, similar to making it wet or dewy.
- 1.I made moistboth
The first-person singular past tense of the verb meaning to make a place moist.
- 1.I made moistboth
The first-person singular past tense of the verb meaning to make a place moist (alternative form).