عنس
Root entry · 14 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the concept of being mature, aged, or long-standing, particularly applied to female animals and unmarried women. It also extends to concepts of robustness, stubbornness, and a specific tribal affiliation.
Derived headwords
- 1.Robust she-camelclassical
A strong, sturdy she-camel. It is also said to be one whose tail is abundant and full.
- 2.Tribeclassical
A tribe from Yemen, among whom was Al-Aswad Al-Anasi, the liar.
- 1.To have an abundant tailclassical
Said of a she-camel whose tail is abundant and full.
- 1.To remain unmarriedclassical
A young woman remaining in her family's home after reaching maturity, to the point of no longer being considered a virgin.
- 1.Remaining unmarriedclassical
The state of a young woman remaining in her family's home after reaching maturity, to the point of no longer being considered a virgin.
- 1.Remaining unmarriedclassical
The state of a young woman remaining in her family's home after reaching maturity, to the point of no longer being considered a virgin.
- 1.she is an old maidboth
she is an old maid
- 2.it is also said for a manboth
it is also said for a man
- 1.pluralboth
plural
- 1.To cause to remain unmarriedclassical
Her family caused her to remain unmarried after reaching maturity.
- 1.pluralboth
plural
- 1.Mature womenclassical
Plural of 'عانس', referring to mature women, especially those who have remained unmarried.
- 1.Mature womenclassical
Plural of 'عانس', referring to mature women, especially those who have remained unmarried.
- 1.pluralboth
plural
- 1.Remaining unmarriedclassical
The state of a young woman remaining in her family's home after reaching maturity, to the point of no longer being considered a virgin.
- 1.Age has not aged his faceclassical
His face has not been changed or marked by old age.