عدس
Root entry · 8 derived lemmasThe root 'عدس' primarily relates to movement, specifically going or traveling, often with connotations of intensity or force. It also extends to meanings of hardship, a type of legume, and a pustule.
Derived headwords
- 1.to go, travelclassical
To move about or travel, especially in the land.
- 1.traveled uponclassical
Describing something that has been traveled upon or moved about.
- 1.lentilboth
The well-known edible seed of the lentil plant.
- 1.pustule, boilboth
A small inflamed swelling on the skin, which may be fatal in some cases.
- 2.lensmodern
A piece of transparent material, typically glass, that refracts light, used in optical instruments.
- 1.strong in walkingclassical
Describing a creature, like a hyena, that is strong and capable of extensive travel or walking.
- 1.to urge on (a mule)classical
A word used to urge on or drive a mule.
- 1.name of a muleclassical
A name sometimes given to a mule, derived from the word used to urge it on.
- 1.Zararah ibn 'Adasclassical
The name of a man, specifically Zararah ibn 'Adas.