عكر
Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThe root عكر primarily relates to concepts of mixing, turbidity, and returning to an origin or base. It encompasses physical states like cloudy liquids and figurative states like confusion or a return to bad habits. It also extends to the idea of a large group or herd, and a place of origin.
Derived headwords
- 1.the thought, like 'the strike': the returnboth
the thought, like 'the strike': the return
- 2.the drink, water, and oil became turbid at its end and bottomboth
the drink, water, and oil became turbid at its end and bottom
- 3.so it is turbidboth
so it is turbid
- 4.he made it turbid: he put dregs in itboth
he made it turbid: he put dregs in it
- 1.turbidityboth
The state of being turbid or muddy, the dregs or sediment in liquids.
- 2.mixingclassical
The act of mixing or becoming mixed.
- 1.herd of camelsclassical
A large herd of camels, specifically defined as ranging from fifty to a hundred.
- 2.base of the tongueclassical
The root or base of the tongue.
- 3.ballclassical
A ball or sphere.
- 1.the thought, like 'the strike': the returnboth
the thought, like 'the strike': the return
- 2.the drink, water, and oil became turbid at its end and bottomboth
the drink, water, and oil became turbid at its end and bottom
- 3.so it is turbidboth
so it is turbid
- 4.he made it turbid: he put dregs in itboth
he made it turbid: he put dregs in it
- 1.making turbidboth
The act of making something turbid or thick.
- 1.it became mixedboth
it became mixed
- 1.to mix togetherclassical
For a group of people to mix together or become intermingled.
- 1.the dregs of oil and other thingsboth
the dregs of oil and other things
- 1.the thought, like 'the strike': the returnboth
the thought, like 'the strike': the return
- 2.the drink, water, and oil became turbid at its end and bottomboth
the drink, water, and oil became turbid at its end and bottom
- 3.so it is turbidboth
so it is turbid
- 4.he made it turbid: he put dregs in itboth
he made it turbid: he put dregs in it
- 1.fleeing soldiersclassical
Those who turn back or flee, used in a context of soldiers retreating.
- 1.to turn back with his camelclassical
To turn one's camel back towards home or family, implying being overcome or returning.
- 1.originclassical
The origin or root, similar to 'al-'akr'.
- 1.possessing a herdclassical
One who possesses a large herd of camels ('akara).