وثر
Root entry · 17 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to softness, comfort, and abundance, particularly concerning bedding, flesh, and fat. It also extends to concepts of fertility and abundance in livestock, and a sense of abundance or plenty in general.
Derived headwords
- 1.Soft, comfortableboth
Describing a soft and comfortable mattress or bedding.
- 2.Plump, fleshyboth
Describing a woman who is plump and has abundant flesh.
- 1.Soft beddingclassical
Refers to soft and comfortable bedding, similar to الوثير.
- 2.Unfertilized semenclassical
The fluid of a stallion that collects in a mare's womb without resulting in pregnancy.
- 1.To be softclassical
The state of something being soft or yielding, particularly referring to bedding or flesh.
- 1.Softness, comfortclassical
The quality of being soft and comfortable, especially referring to bedding.
- 2.Abundance of fatclassical
The state of having a lot of fat.
- 1.Abundance of fatclassical
The state of having a lot of fat.
- 1.Abundance of fleshclassical
The state of having a lot of flesh, being plump.
- 1.To impregnate repeatedlyclassical
When a stallion repeatedly covers a mare without her becoming pregnant.
- 1.To impregnate repeatedlyclassical
The present tense of the verb indicating repeated covering without conception.
- 1.Repeated coveringclassical
The act of repeated covering by a stallion without conception.
- 1.To seek abundanceclassical
To desire or seek a large quantity of something.
- 1.To seek abundanceclassical
To desire or seek a large quantity of something; synonymous with استوثرت.
- 1.To seek abundanceclassical
To desire or seek a large quantity of something; synonymous with استوثرت.
- 1.To seek abundanceclassical
To desire or seek a large quantity of something; synonymous with استوثرت.
- 1.Horse's saddle padclassical
The saddle pad or blanket for a horse, not hamzated.
- 1.Saddle padsclassical
Plural of ميثرة, referring to saddle pads or blankets for horses.
- 1.plural of 'maytharah'both
plural of 'maytharah'
- 1.Red saddle clothsclassical
Specific red saddle cloths made of silk, mentioned in a prohibition context.