طرطب
Root entry · 7 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to sounds made with the lips, particularly calls or sounds directed at animals. It also extends to describe physical characteristics like large, pendulous breasts and, metaphorically, a state of agitation or movement.
Derived headwords
- 1.to callboth
To call out, especially to animals, often with a specific sound made by the lips.
- 2.to make a soundclassical
To make a sound with the lips, such as a bleating or calling sound.
- 3.to blowclassical
To blow with the lips, as in expressing anger or pride.
- 1.sound of callingclassical
The sound made when calling, particularly the sound of a milker calling to goats.
- 2.sound of waterclassical
The sound of water sloshing in a container or the belly.
- 3.calling to sheepclassical
The act of calling to sheep, often with lip sounds.
- 4.whistlingclassical
A whistling sound made with the lips, used for sheep.
- 5.blowingclassical
The act of blowing with the lips, as in anger or pride.
- 6.flightclassical
The act of fleeing or running away.
- 1.large-breastedclassical
Describing a woman with large, pendulous, and long breasts.
- 2.masculineclassical
Describing a male.
- 1.large-breastedclassical
Referring to one who has large, pendulous breasts.
- 1.long-breastedclassical
Describing a woman with long, pendulous breasts.
- 1.long udderclassical
A description of the two halves of a goat's udder being long, similar to a tarṭabah.
- 1.mockinglyclassical
Used to describe someone being mocked or ridiculed.