كبس
Root entry · 9 derived lemmasThe root 'kabs' primarily relates to the concept of covering, filling, or pressing down. This extends to physically filling something, like a well or river with earth, and metaphorically to sudden attacks or overwhelming experiences. It also encompasses terms for specific objects and conditions associated with these meanings.
Derived headwords
- 1.to fill upboth
To fill something up, especially with earth or other material, to block or cover it.
- 2.to push inclassical
To force something into another thing, like pushing one's head into clothes.
- 3.to raid suddenlyclassical
To attack a place, like a house, suddenly and unexpectedly.
- 1.filling upclassical
The act of filling up or blocking something, as in filling a river or well with earth.
- 2.earth used for fillingclassical
The specific type of earth or soil used for filling or blocking.
- 1.broad-headedclassical
Describing a person whose forehead is prominent and whose head appears broad from the front and back.
- 1.broad-headednessclassical
The state or quality of being broad-headed, referring to the shape of the head and forehead.
- 1.large-headed personclassical
A person who has a large or prominent head.
- 1.bunch of datesclassical
A cluster or bunch of dates, analogous to a bunch of grapes.
- 1.type of dateclassical
A specific variety or type of date fruit.
- 1.leap yearboth
A year in which an extra day is added, occurring every four years, to synchronize the calendar with the astronomical year.
- 1.nightmareboth
An unpleasant or frightening experience that occurs during sleep.
- 2.precursor to epilepsyclassical
Something that precedes or is a مقدمة (prelude) to an epileptic seizure.