رقب
Root entry · 17 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns watching, guarding, and observing. It extends to concepts of waiting, expecting, and the act of monitoring. Figuratively, it can refer to a state of vulnerability or a specific type of poetic meter.
Derived headwords
- 1.to watchboth
To look out for, observe, or keep an eye on something or someone.
- 2.to guardboth
To protect or keep watch over something, often with a sense of vigilance.
- 3.to expectboth
To anticipate or look forward to an event or outcome.
- 1.watcherboth
One who watches or observes.
- 2.guardboth
A person who keeps watch or guards a place or person.
- 3.observerboth
Someone who pays attention to events or behavior.
- 1.neckboth
The part of the body connecting the head to the torso.
- 2.servitudeclassical
A state of being enslaved or subservient.
- 1.observationboth
The act of watching or observing something carefully.
- 2.monitoringboth
The systematic process of checking or observing something over time.
- 3.surveillanceboth
Close observation, especially of a suspected spy or criminal.
- 4.poetic meter termclassical
A specific term in Arabic prosody referring to a pattern in metrical feet.
- 1.neckboth
The part of the body connecting the head to the torso.
- 2.servitudeclassical
A state of being enslaved or subservient.
- 1.watchful oneclassical
A female who watches or observes.
- 2.barren womanclassical
A woman whose children do not survive.
- 1.watchtowerboth
A tower or elevated place from which to watch or guard.
- 2.skinclassical
The hide or skin stripped from an animal, particularly from the head downwards.
- 1.watchtowerboth
A tower or elevated place from which to watch or guard.
- 2.place of observationboth
A location suitable for watching or observing.
- 1.Arqabanclassical
A place name mentioned in poetry.
- 1.Abu Raqabaclassical
A place name in the Menoufia region.
- 1.Dhu al-Raqibaclassical
A place name in Khaybar mentioned in a hadith.
- 1.watchmenboth
Plural of raqib, those who watch or guard.
- 2.barren womenclassical
Plural of raqiba, women whose children do not survive.
- 1.barren womanclassical
A woman who does not bear surviving children.
- 1.related to the neckmodern
Pertaining to the neck.
- 1.necksboth
Plural of ruqba, the necks.
- 1.Marqab Musaclassical
A place name in Egypt.
- 1.Marqabclassical
A village overlooking the coast of Sham.