هبرج
Root entry · 3 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes a type of fast, light, or mixed gait, often associated with pride or affectation. It also extends to describe things that are patterned or mixed, and can refer to large, fat animals or men.
Derived headwords
- 1.fast, light walkclassical
A fast and light manner of walking, sometimes implying affectation or mixing of gaits.
- 2.proud, strutting personclassical
A proud and ostentatious person, characterized by a long tail-like gait, as described by Al-Asma'i.
- 3.man with a mixed gaitclassical
A man whose walk is mixed or uneven, as explained by Al-Asma'i.
- 4.patterned garmentclassical
A garment that is patterned or embroidered, similar to 'mowsha'.
- 5.large, fat manclassical
A large and corpulent man. The pronunciation can be with a fatha or damma on the first syllable.
- 6.bullclassical
A bull.
- 7.old gazelleclassical
An old or mature gazelle.
- 1.embroidery, patterningclassical
Embroidery or patterning, especially on garments.
- 2.mixing of gaitsclassical
A mixed or uneven manner of walking, as previously mentioned.
- 1.corrupt, mixed stringclassical
Referring to strings (likely of a musical instrument) that are corrupt, mixed, or faulty in their composition.