دسر
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThe root 'دسر' primarily relates to the concept of pushing, thrusting, or fastening. It extends to describe the components of a ship that hold it together, the act of pushing something forcefully, and also refers to large or strong entities like a camel or a military unit.
Derived headwords
- 1.one of the dusur (nails/ropes), which are ropes with which the planks of a ship are tiedboth
one of the dusur (nails/ropes), which are ropes with which the planks of a ship are tied
- 1.also, in a lightened formboth
also, in a lightened form
- 1.The matter became difficult, so it is difficult.both
The matter became difficult, so it is difficult.
- 2.The matter was difficult for him, from the chapter of 'ṭariba': meaning it was difficult.both
The matter was difficult for him, from the chapter of 'ṭariba': meaning it was difficult.
- 3.He pressed his debtor: he demanded the debt from him despite his difficulty.both
He pressed his debtor: he demanded the debt from him despite his difficulty.
- 1.also, in a lightened formboth
also, in a lightened form
- 1.A pushboth
The act of pushing or thrusting forcefully, used as a verbal noun (masdar).
- 1.Strongly builtclassical
Describing a man who is strong or robust.
- 1.Large camelclassical
A large, strong, or stout camel.
- 2.Military unitclassical
A name for a military battalion or unit, particularly one belonging to Al-Nu'man ibn al-Mundhir.
- 1.Female camelclassical
A female camel that is large and strong.
- 1.Large camel (attributed)classical
A camel that is large and strong, possibly derived from or attributed to 'الدوسر'.
- 1.Related to a large camelclassical
An adjective possibly referring to something related to a large camel, or having similar qualities.
- 1.Name of a military unitclassical
The name of a specific military unit or battalion that belonged to Al-Nu'man ibn al-Mundhir.