مور
Root entry · 16 derived lemmasThe root 'مور' primarily denotes movement, specifically a flowing, surging, or oscillating motion. It can describe the movement of objects, liquids like blood, or abstract concepts like the sky. It also extends to meanings related to paths, dust, and speed.
Derived headwords
- 1.to surge, flowboth
To move back and forth, to surge, to flow, or to oscillate. This describes a dynamic and often turbulent movement.
- 2.to swayclassical
To sway or rock, like a palm tree bending in the wind.
- 1.it waves, undulatesboth
it waves, undulates
- 2.it swaysboth
it sways
- 1.the plural of 'tamr' is 'tumur'both
the plural of 'tamr' is 'tumur'
- 1.surging, flowingboth
The act of surging, flowing, or moving back and forth.
- 1.swift, fastclassical
Describing a she-camel that is swift or fast-moving.
- 1.moving, oscillatingclassical
Describing something that moves or oscillates, such as the shoulders of a camel.
- 1.it moved, came and wentboth
it moved, came and went
- 2.he provided food for his familyboth
he provided food for his family
- 1.with a kasraboth
with a kasra
- 1.flowing bloodclassical
A plural noun referring to flowing blood.
- 1.pathclassical
A path or way, especially one that is trodden or established.
- 2.waveclassical
A wave, particularly in the context of water or a similar fluid motion.
- 1.dust (with wind)classical
Dust stirred up and moved by the wind.
- 1.foal (of a donkey)classical
The young offspring of a donkey; a foal.
- 1.to fall offclassical
To fall off or be shed, referring to the foal of a donkey.
- 1.to fall off, be shedclassical
To fall off or be shed, specifically used for the shedding of a donkey's foal during the spring.
- 1.smoothclassical
Describing a sandgrouse as smooth, likely referring to its plumage.
- 1.Mar Sergiusclassical
A foreign name, likely a transliteration of 'Mar Sergius'.