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Root entry · 15 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes women of full stature and physique, often implying a robust or well-built appearance. It can also refer to camels with prominent bones and, metaphorically, to a young girl's full development.
Derived headwords
- 1.well-built womanclassical
A woman of complete stature and physique, implying a full and robust build.
- 1.woman of full statureclassical
Describing a woman as having a complete and well-developed physique, similar to the description associated with 'alandaah.
- 1.well-built womanclassical
A woman of complete stature and physique, used synonymously with 'al-bakhandaah.
- 1.well-built womanclassical
A woman of complete stature and physique, used as a variant form.
- 1.well-built womanclassical
A woman of complete stature and physique, used as a variant form.
- 1.to have prominent bonesclassical
Said of a camel when its bones are prominent or large.
- 1.to be fully developedclassical
Said of a young girl when her physique is fully developed and complete.
- 1.prominent-boned (camel)classical
Describing a camel that has prominent or large bones.
- 1.prominent-boned (camel)classical
Describing a camel that has prominent or large bones.
- 1.well-built womanclassical
A woman of complete stature and physique.
- 1.well-built womanclassical
A woman of complete stature and physique.
- 1.well-built womanclassical
A woman of complete stature and physique.
- 1.well-built womanclassical
A woman of complete stature and physique.
- 1.to be well-builtclassical
Said of a camel, meaning its bones are prominent or large.
- 2.to be fully developedclassical
Said of a young girl, meaning her physique is complete.
- 1.to be fully developedclassical
Said of a young girl when her physique is fully developed and complete.