كبا
Root entry · 19 derived lemmasThe root 'كبا' primarily relates to falling, collapsing, or failing to ignite. It extends to concepts of covering, extinguishing, and even specific items like types of incense or refuse.
Derived headwords
- 1.he fell on his faceboth
he fell on his face
- 2.the fire-stick: it did not produce its fireboth
the fire-stick: it did not produce its fire
- 1.a fallboth
The act of falling, particularly falling forward.
- 2.failure to igniteclassical
The state of failing to ignite or produce fire.
- 1.falling on his faceboth
falling on his face
- 1.to cause to fallclassical
To cause something or someone to fall forward.
- 2.to cause to smoke without burningclassical
To make something (like tinder) smoke without igniting.
- 1.to sweepclassical
To sweep something clean.
- 2.to pour outclassical
To pour out the contents of a vessel, like a jug.
- 1.sweepingclassical
The act of sweeping.
- 2.pouring outclassical
The act of pouring out the contents of a vessel.
- 1.refuseclassical
Sweepings, refuse, or rubbish.
- 1.refuseclassical
Plural of 'الكبا', meaning sweepings or refuse.
- 1.refuseclassical
Similar to 'الكبا', referring to sweepings or refuse.
- 1.refuseclassical
Plural of 'الكبة', meaning sweepings or refuse.
- 1.type of incenseclassical
A type of fragrant wood or incense, possibly 'oud'.
- 1.to fumigateclassical
To fumigate a garment or object, to make it fragrant with smoke.
- 1.to be fumigatedclassical
To be fumigated or to become fragrant with smoke.
- 1.to be fumigatedclassical
To be fumigated or to become fragrant with smoke.
- 1.With fatḥa, a hole in the house.both
With fatḥa, a hole in the house.
- 2.The plural is kiwāʾ with kasra, restricted and shortened.both
The plural is kiwāʾ with kasra, restricted and shortened.
- 3.Al-kuwwa with ḍamma is a dialect.both
Al-kuwwa with ḍamma is a dialect.
- 4.Its plural is kuwan.both
Its plural is kuwan.
- 1.meaning, it was extinguishedboth
meaning, it was extinguished
- 1.Al-qabt with two fathas: destruction.both
Al-qabt with two fathas: destruction.
- 2.It is said: Allah repelled and humiliated the enemy.both
It is said: Allah repelled and humiliated the enemy.
- 3.And he threw him down on his face, meaning he knocked him down.both
And he threw him down on his face, meaning he knocked him down.
- 4.Al-kabt: repelling and humiliating.both
Al-kabt: repelling and humiliating.
- 1.the fire was extinguished and completely goneboth
the fire was extinguished and completely gone
- 1.having much ashclassical
Describing someone who has a large pile of ashes, implying generosity or abundance.