روث
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the excrement of hoofed animals, specifically horses. It extends to describe residue left after sifting, parts of the nose, and even a place name. Figurative uses relate to the nose and a sword's hilt.
Derived headwords
- 1.dungboth
The excrement of hoofed animals, particularly horses.
- 2.residueclassical
What remains of reeds or straw in a sieve after winnowing or sifting.
- 3.tip of the noseboth
The foremost part of the nose, specifically the tip of the nostril where a nosebleed might occur.
- 4.beakclassical
The beak of a bird of prey, like an eagle.
- 5.hiltclassical
The upper part of a sword's hilt, near the hand.
- 1.dungboth
Excrement of hoofed animals.
- 1.dungboth
Excrement of hoofed animals.
- 1.to defecateboth
To produce excrement, said of hoofed animals.
- 1.to defecateboth
To produce excrement, said of hoofed animals.
- 1.dungboth
Excrement of hoofed animals.
- 1.dungboth
Plural of روثة (excrement of hoofed animals).
- 1.anusclassical
The anus of a horse, the exit point for excrement.
- 1.anusclassical
The anus of a horse, the exit point for excrement (variant spelling).
- 1.name of a wellclassical
A place name, specifically a well located between the two holy cities (Mecca and Medina).
- 1.large-nosedclassical
A man with a large nose.