هءهء
Root entry · 14 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns sounds and calls related to animals, specifically camels, and also encompasses loud laughter. It describes the vocalizations used to call camels to food or water, as well as the act of laughing loudly.
Derived headwords
- 1.calling camels to fodderclassical
The sound or act of calling camels to their fodder.
- 2.herding a dogclassical
The act of driving or urging a dog, similar to calling animals.
- 3.loud laughterboth
A loud, boisterous form of laughter.
- 1.to call camels to fodderclassical
To call camels, specifically to entice them towards their fodder.
- 1.calling camels to fodderclassical
The sound made when calling camels to their fodder, with a kasra and madd.
- 1.calling camels to fodderclassical
A rare form of the noun for calling camels to fodder.
- 1.call to camelsclassical
An utterance used to call camels, possibly to fodder.
- 1.call to camelsclassical
An utterance used to call camels, possibly when driving them.
- 1.to call camels to drinkclassical
To call camels, specifically for them to drink water.
- 1.calling camelsclassical
The act or sound of calling camels, with a kasra.
- 1.calling camelsclassical
The act or sound of calling camels, with a kasra. Mentioned alongside الهيء.
- 1.to laugh loudlyclassical
A man laughing loudly and excessively, with extended pronunciation.
- 1.to laugh loudlyboth
To laugh loudly and heartily.
- 1.loud laugherclassical
One who laughs loudly and excessively. The form is مقصور (shortened).
- 1.loud laugherclassical
One who laughs loudly and excessively. The form is like وسواس.
- 1.loud laughing girlclassical
A girl who laughs loudly. The form is مقصور (shortened).