جعدب

Root entry · 7 derived lemmas

This root appears to relate to concepts of gathering, swelling, or being clustered. It is used to describe natural phenomena like water bubbles and spiderwebs, as well as physical attributes and specific terms for people and things.

Derived headwords

الجعدبةnoun

1.
water bubblesclassical
The frothy bubbles or effervescence that appear on water, particularly from rainwater.
2.
spiderwebclassical
A spider's web, a delicate structure spun by a spider.
3.
gathered partclassical
The accumulated or clustered portion of something.

الكعدبةnoun

1.
water bubblesclassical
Similar to الجعدبة, referring to bubbles or effervescence in water.
2.
spiderwebclassical
Also used to refer to a spider's web.

الحجعاةnoun

1.
swollen partclassical
A swollen or puffed-up part, often referring to a fleshy or protuberant area.

الحبابةnoun

1.
bubbleclassical
A bubble, particularly one formed on the surface of a liquid.

الجديnoun

1.
kid (young goat)both
A young goat, specifically a kid.

اللبإnoun

1.
colostrumboth
The first milk produced by female mammals after giving birth, rich in antibodies.

جعدبname

1.
Madinite manclassical
A man from the city of Medina.

Parallel reading

الجعدبة بالضم كالكعدبة

Al-ja'dabah (with dammah) is like al-ka'dabah.

نفخات الماء التي تكون من ماء المطر

The bubbles of water that are from rainwater.

بيت العنكبوت

A spider's web.

الجعدبة: الحجعاة والحبابة

Al-ja'dabah: al-haj'a'ah and al-hababah.

لقد رأيتك بالعراق وإن أمرك كحق الكهدل أو كالجعدبة أو كالكعدبة

I saw you in Iraq, and your affair was like the camel's hump, or like al-ja'dabah, or like al-ka'dabah.

ما بين صمغي الجدي من اللبإ عند الولادة

What is between the two glands of the kid from colostrum at birth.

رجل مدني

A man from Medina.

الجعدبة من الشيء: المجتمع منه

Al-ja'dabah of something: that which is gathered from it.