مطر
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns rain and its associated phenomena. It extends to meanings of going, moving swiftly, and seeking something, metaphorically linked to the falling of rain.
Derived headwords
- 1.rainboth
The precipitation of water from the atmosphere in the form of drops. It is the singular form of 'amṭār'.
- 1.rainsboth
The plural of 'maṭar', referring to multiple instances or periods of rain.
- 1.the sky rainedboth
the sky rained
- 1.to rainclassical
A verb form indicating the action of raining, used interchangeably with 'maṭarat' by some.
- 2.to goclassical
To travel or move about in the land.
- 3.to move swiftlyclassical
To run or move at a fast pace, like a horse.
- 1.God made it rainboth
God made it rain
- 1.we rainedboth
The past tense verb indicating that rain fell upon us or in our location.
- 1.goingclassical
The act of going or traveling, derived from the verb 'maṭara' (to go).
- 2.swiftnessclassical
The act of moving swiftly, derived from the verb 'maṭara' (to move swiftly).
- 1.to goclassical
Similar to 'maṭara' (to go), indicating movement or travel.
- 2.to move swiftlyclassical
Similar to 'maṭara' (to move swiftly), indicating rapid movement.
- 1.moving swiftlyclassical
An active participle describing something that moves swiftly, like a bird.
- 2.swift-moving riderclassical
An active participle describing a rider who is moving swiftly.
- 1.seeking rainboth
seeking rain
- 1.what is worn in the rain to protect oneselfboth
what is worn in the rain to protect oneself