ذيب
Root entry · 7 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to concepts of water, emotional states, and physical attributes, particularly concerning animals. It encompasses terms for abundant water, fear or distress, and specific types of hair or fur found on camels.
Derived headwords
- 1.abundant waterclassical
Refers to a large quantity of water, similar to the meaning of 'al-aḥmar'.
- 1.fear, distressclassical
Denotes a state of fear or intense distress.
- 1.liveliness, vigorclassical
Signifies a state of activity, liveliness, or vigor. It is noted that this word might also be pronounced with a 'zay' (ز) instead of a 'tha' (ذ).
- 1.liveliness, vigorclassical
An alternative pronunciation or form of 'adhīb', signifying liveliness or vigor. This is mentioned as potentially appearing under the letter 'zay' (ز).
- 1.hair on camel's neck/lipsclassical
Refers to the hair that grows on the neck and muzzle of a camel.
- 1.wool residueclassical
Denotes the remaining wool or downy hair, particularly of a camel.
- 1.flaw, defectclassical
Means a flaw or defect, both in form and meaning, similar to 'adh-dhābb' and 'adh-dhāmm'.