برث
Root entry · 17 derived lemmasThis root primarily denotes soft, easy, or fertile land, often suitable for cultivation. It can also refer to specific geographical locations and, metaphorically, to a person's disposition or a state of ease.
Derived headwords
- 1.soft landboth
Soft, easy, and fertile land, often flat and good for growing crops like barley.
- 2.mountain of sandclassical
A mountain or elevated area made of soft, loose sand.
- 3.white landclassical
White, thin, easy land that grows quickly.
- 1.soft landboth
Soft, easy land that grows plants like the نجمة and النصي.
- 1.to enjoy easeclassical
To enjoy abundant ease and comfort.
- 1.soft landsboth
Plural of البرث, referring to soft, easy, and fertile lands.
- 1.soft landsclassical
A plural form of البرث, referring to soft, easy lands. This form is considered unusual.
- 1.soft landsclassical
A plural form of البرث, referring to soft, easy lands.
- 1.soft landclassical
A piece of soft land, typically found between the ease of sand and the roughness of a rocky plateau.
- 2.fertile landclassical
Fertile land located at the foothills of mountains.
- 1.soft landclassical
A small piece of soft land, used as a singular form for the unusual plural 'برارث'.
- 1.place nameboth
A place name, possibly a village or area near the river of the King (Nahr al-Malik) in Baghdad.
- 1.place nameboth
A place name, possibly a village or area near the river of the King (Nahr al-Malik) in Baghdad, or an old neighborhood on its western side.
- 1.skilled guideclassical
A skilled and knowledgeable guide, a term associated with the root برث.
- 1.to be confusedclassical
The man became confused or bewildered.
- 1.people from Al-Barathiclassical
People attributed to the place Al-Barathi, described as ascetics.
- 1.scholarclassical
A scholar from Baghdad, mentioned in relation to the root.
- 1.scholarclassical
A scholar from the lineage of Ibn Shahin, mentioned in relation to the root.
- 1.asceticclassical
An ascetic who renounced worldly desires, associated with the term 'Al-Barathiyun'.
- 1.scholarclassical
A scholar from Basra, mentioned in relation to the root.