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قرهب
Root entry · 1 derived lemmaThis root primarily describes large, aged, and imposing animals, particularly bulls and goats. It extends to denote a leader or a venerable elder, reflecting a sense of size, maturity, and authority.
Derived headwords
القُرْهَبnoun
- 1.Old, large bullclassical
A large, aged bull, often implying strength and size.
- 2.Old, large ramclassical
An old and large ram, specifically a male goat.
- 3.Large, shaggy goatclassical
Refers to female goats that are large and possess thick, shaggy hair.
- 4.Elderly, large wild goatclassical
Used metaphorically to describe an old and large wild goat (وعل).
- 5.Leader, elderclassical
A chief or a respected elder, implying seniority and authority.
- 6.Aged person/animalclassical
Generally refers to something or someone aged and venerable.
Parallel reading
كجعفر، من الثيران: (الثور المسن) الضخم
Like Ja'far, among bulls: the large, aged bull.
من الأرحبيات العتاق كأنها شبوب صوار فوق علياء قرهب
Among the noble Al-Arhabi [camels], as if they were young, vigorous she-camels above a lofty, aged bull.
واستعاره صخر الغي للوعل المسن الضخم
And Sakhr Al-Ghay borrowed it for the aged, large wild goat.
به كان طفلا ثم أسدس فاستوى فأصبح لهما في لهوم قراهب
With it, he was a child, then became strong and mature, and became for them among the aged, large ones.
القرهب هو التيس المسن
Al-Qurhub is the aged ram.
القرهب من الثيران: (الكبير الضخم
Al-Qurhub among bulls: the large and massive.
ومن المعز: ذوات الأشعار
And among goats: those with abundant hair.
القرهب: (السيد)
Al-Qurhub: the chief.
القرهب: (المسن)
Al-Qurhub: the aged.