نعر
Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThe root نعر (n-ʿ-r) primarily relates to insects, specifically a large, bothersome fly, and by extension, to things that are bothersome, restless, or that emerge forcefully. It also extends to sounds, movement, and growth.
Derived headwords
- 1.large flyclassical
A large, blue-eyed, green fly with a stinger at the tip of its tail, which it uses to sting hoofed animals.
- 2.arroganceclassical
Arrogance or excessive pride.
- 3.matter of concernclassical
A matter that one is preoccupied with or concerned about.
- 4.sound in the noseclassical
A sound produced in the nasal passage.
- 5.earclassical
Used metaphorically to refer to ears.
- 1.the man snorted (with kasra in the imperfect)both
the man snorted (with kasra in the imperfect)
- 1.the man snorted (with kasra in the imperfect)both
the man snorted (with kasra in the imperfect)
- 1.the man snorted (with kasra in the imperfect)both
the man snorted (with kasra in the imperfect)
- 1.a sound in the noseboth
a sound in the nose
- 1.inciterclassical
One who incites or stirs up trouble, especially in sedition.
- 1.blood flowclassical
The forceful flow or gushing of blood from a vein.
- 1.gushingclassical
Describing a vein from which blood gushes.
- 1.blood flowclassical
The forceful emergence of blood from a vein.
- 1.water wheelclassical
A device used for irrigation, powered by water, which makes a sound.
- 1.stirring upclassical
The act of rising up or becoming active, especially in sedition.
- 1.far-reaching worryclassical
A distant or far-reaching worry or concern.
- 1.to bear fruitclassical
Used to describe the Arak tree bearing fruit when its fruit reaches the size of the 'na'rah' fly.