حبب
Root entry · 39 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns love, affection, and endearment. It extends to concepts of preference, liking, and cherishing. Derived terms also denote places, people, and specific actions related to showing favor or fondness.
Derived headwords
- 1.Diminutive of belovedboth
A term used for a beloved person, often in a diminutive or affectionate sense. It is also used as a place name.
- 1.Place nameclassical
A place name in Iraq, near Al-Basrah, connected to the desert.
- 1.Lovingboth
Describing a woman who is loving towards her husband.
- 2.Wearyclassical
Describing a camel that is weary or exhausted.
- 1.Showing affectionboth
The act of showing affection or trying to gain favor.
- 1.To endear oneselfboth
He endears himself to people, seeking their affection or favor.
- 1.Endearing oneselfboth
One who is endearingly seeking favor or affection from others.
- 1.Beloved of heartsboth
Someone or something that is cherished and loved by people's hearts.
- 1.Mutual loveboth
Mutual affection and love between people.
- 1.To prefer him overboth
To prefer one person or thing over another.
- 1.Preferenceboth
The act of preferring something, similar to approving or finding something desirable.
- 1.Place nameclassical
A place name near Al-Suwariqiyah, in the vicinity of Medina, belonging to the Banu Sulaym tribe.
- 1.Village nameclassical
Two villages in Egypt, referred to with the prefix 'Al-'.
- 1.Belovedboth
Another term for 'beloved', similar to 'habibah'.
- 1.Ancestor nameclassical
The grandfather of Abu Al-Abbas Ahmad bin Muhammad Al-Tajir, a narrator of Sunan Al-Tirmidhi.
- 1.Nicknameclassical
A nickname for Isma'il bin Ishaq Al-Razi, and also for Abu Nasr Al-Hasan bin Muhammad Al-Yunarti.
- 1.Person's nameclassical
The name of Hubab bin Salih Al-Wasiti, a teacher of Al-Tabarani.
- 1.Nisbah nameclassical
A nisbah (attribution) to a grandfather named Hubab, referring to Abu Bakr Ahmad bin Ibrahim Al-Khuwarizmi.
- 1.Person's nameboth
A name that appears frequently for various individuals, often scholars and narrators, with variations in pronunciation and spelling.
- 1.Steppeclassical
A term for a steppe or plain, used when traveling near it.
- 1.Place nameclassical
A place name mentioned with the pattern of 'Ja'far'.
- 1.Neighborhood nameclassical
A neighborhood in Egypt.
- 1.Belovedboth
The beloved woman.
- 1.To fill a waterskinclassical
To fill a waterskin completely.
- 1.Dewclassical
The dew that settles on trees in the morning.
- 1.Spring nameclassical
A spring in the area of Medina.
- 1.Poorly nourishedclassical
Describing someone or something that is poorly nourished or weak.
- 1.Mountain nameclassical
A mountain in the Hijaz region.
- 2.Tribe nameclassical
A tribal name, mentioned in poetry.
- 3.Person's nameclassical
The name of Al-A'lam Al-Shair, Habib bin Abdullah Al-Hudhali.
- 1.Descendants nameclassical
A lineage or group known as the protectors of Sham.
- 1.Person's nameclassical
A name referring to individuals like Al-Mihb bin Hudhlm Al-Misri and Abu Al-Qasim Al-Fadl bin Abdullah Al-Nisaburi.
- 1.Female companion nameclassical
A female companion (tabi'iyyah) who narrated from Aisha.
- 1.Person's nameclassical
A name referring to individuals like Abu Hammam Muhammad bin Muhabbib Al-Dallal and Muhabbib bin Ibrahim Al-Abdi.
- 1.Seller of grainclassical
One who sells wheat or grain; a term used as a nisbah for several individuals.
- 1.Place nameclassical
A place in the Hijaz region, mentioned in its diminutive form.
- 1.Person's nameclassical
A kunyah (patronymic) for Sa'id bin Sayyar, a narrator from Abu Hurayrah.
- 1.Person's nameclassical
A kunyah for Ya'la bin Munyah Al-Tamimi, who narrated from Ibn Abbas.
- 1.Poet's nameclassical
A poet during the Abbasid era.
- 1.Ancestor nameclassical
An ancestor of the poet Zuhayr, from the Jahili era.
- 1.Nicknameclassical
A nickname for Ahmad bin Asad Al-Mutawakkili Al-Balkhi.
- 1.To urge a camelclassical
To urge a camel forward with a specific sound ('hub hub').