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بقق
Root entry · 10 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the concept of excessive or continuous sound, speech, or action. It extends to describe prolific offspring, heavy rain, and specific locations or types of insects.
Derived headwords
البقةnoun
- 1.mosquitoboth
mosquito
البقnoun
- 1.plural of بقّةboth
plural of بقّة
بقاقadjective
- 1.talkativeboth
talkative
بقاقةadjective
- 1.talkative (with emphasis)both
talkative (with emphasis)
البقباقadjective
- 1.talkativeboth
talkative
أبقverb
- 1.the slave ran away (with both kasra and damma on the ba')both
the slave ran away (with both kasra and damma on the ba')
- 2.meaning, he fledboth
meaning, he fled
- 3.he talked a lotboth
he talked a lot
البقبقةnoun
- 1.an onomatopoeia for a soundboth
an onomatopoeia for a sound
بق بقverb
- 1.To gurgleboth
Describes the sound a pitcher makes when liquid is poured from it.
بقتverb
- 1.To have many offspringclassical
Describes a woman who has a large number of children.
- 2.To rain heavilyclassical
Describes the sky producing intense rainfall.
أبقتverb
- 1.To have many offspringclassical
Describes a woman who has a large number of children.
- 2.To rain heavilyclassical
Describes the sky producing intense rainfall.
Parallel reading
البقة: البعوضة
Al-baqqah: the mosquito.
والجمع البق
And the plural is al-buq.
والبقة: اسم موضع قريب من الحيرة
And al-baqqah: the name of a place near Al-Hira.
ورجل بقاق وبقاقة، أي كثير الكلام
And a man is baqaq and baqaqah, meaning very talkative.
والهاء للمبالغة
And the 'ha' is for exaggeration.
أخرس في الركب بقاق المنزل
Mute among the riders, the talkative one of the household.
وكذلك البقباق
And likewise al-baqbaq.
أبق الرجل، أي كثر كلامه
The man spoke excessively, meaning his speech was abundant.
والبقبقة: حكاية صوت
And al-baqbaqah: the imitation of a sound.
يقال: بقبق الكوز
It is said: the pitcher gurgled.
وبقت المرأة وأبقت، أي كثر ولدها
And the woman had many offspring and had many offspring, meaning her children were numerous.
وبقت السماء، أي جاءت بمطر شديد
And the sky rained heavily, meaning it brought intense rain.