رءس
Root entry · 28 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of 'head' in its literal and metaphorical senses. It extends to leadership, prominence, the top or beginning of something, and specific geographical locations and objects associated with heads.
Derived headwords
- 1.the plural of 'raʾs' for small numbers is 'arʾus'both
the plural of 'raʾs' for small numbers is 'arʾus'
- 2.and for large numbers, 'ruʾūs'both
and for large numbers, 'ruʾūs'
- 1.heads (few)classical
The plural form of 'ra's' used when referring to a small number.
- 1.heads (many)both
The plural form of 'ra's' used when referring to a large number.
- 1.Bayt Ra'sclassical
The name of a village in the Levant where wines were sold.
- 1.so-and-so led the people, he leads them (yarʾasuhum) with fatḥa, leadership (riyāsatan)both
so-and-so led the people, he leads them (yarʾasuhum) with fatḥa, leadership (riyāsatan)
- 2.repeat your words from the beginningboth
repeat your words from the beginning
- 1.leadershipboth
The position or function of a leader; the ability to lead.
- 2.eminenceclassical
The state of being distinguished or prominent.
- 1.so he is their leaderboth
so he is their leader
- 1.like the word 'qayyim'both
like the word 'qayyim'
- 1.making someone a leaderclassical
The act of appointing someone as a leader or placing them in a position of authority.
- 1.to become a leaderboth
To assume the position of leadership.
- 1.to take leadershipclassical
To assume leadership over others.
- 1.subordinateboth
A person lower in rank or position than others.
- 2.one whose head is struckclassical
Literally, one who has had their head struck.
- 1.having heads struckclassical
Describing sheep whose heads have been struck.
- 1.so-and-so led the people, he leads them (yarʾasuhum) with fatḥa, leadership (riyāsatan)both
so-and-so led the people, he leads them (yarʾasuhum) with fatḥa, leadership (riyāsatan)
- 2.repeat your words from the beginningboth
repeat your words from the beginning
- 1.the common people say 'rawās'both
the common people say 'rawās'
- 1.black-headedclassical
Describing a ewe that has a black head and face while the rest of its body is white.
- 1.large-headedclassical
A man with a large head.
- 1.the firm, deeply rooted mountainsboth
the firm, deeply rooted mountains
- 1.camels with only one remaining pathclassical
Camels that have only one remaining path (likely referring to a specific condition or stage of life).
- 1.camels with only one remaining pathclassical
Similar to 'ar-ru'us', referring to camels in a specific state.
- 1.a placeboth
a place
- 2.a townboth
a town
- 1.the common people say 'ra's al-'ayn'both
the common people say 'ra's al-'ayn'
- 1.leader of dogsclassical
A term used to describe someone who is like a leader among dogs, implying a certain status or role.
- 1.to be disregardedclassical
To be ignored or not paid attention to; to be disliked.
- 1.from the beginningboth
Starting from the very beginning or origin.
- 1.beginningclassical
The start or commencement of something.
- 1.the beginning of your affairmodern
A colloquial expression for the start of a matter.
- 1.hilt of the swordclassical
The handle of a sword.