طود
Root entry · 17 derived lemmasThis root primarily denotes large, elevated natural formations like mountains and hills. It extends to concepts of firmness, steadfastness, and immensity, and can also refer to distant places or things that are high and soaring.
Derived headwords
- 1.Mountainboth
A large, elevated natural landform, or a very large one.
- 2.Hillockboth
A large hill or a mound of earth, especially of sand.
- 1.Mountainsboth
Plural of الطود, referring to large mountains or elevated formations.
- 1.Mountainclassical
A variant form referring to a mountain or elevated formation.
- 1.Boulderboth
A large stone or boulder that rolls down from the top of a mountain.
- 2.Echoclassical
An echo, as suggested in some interpretations.
- 1.Tawdboth
A proper name for a man.
- 2.Tawdboth
The name of a mountain overlooking Arafat, leading towards Sana'a in Yemen.
- 3.Tawdboth
The name of a village in Upper Egypt, north of Aswan.
- 1.Firm, steadfastboth
Something heavy, firm, and steadfast.
- 2.Stubborn camelclassical
A camel that is agitated or unruly.
- 1.Firm, steadfastboth
Describing someone who is firm and steadfast in their affairs, unyielding.
- 1.Distant desertclassical
A vast, distant desert or plain, far between its ends.
- 1.To be firmclassical
To be firm or steadfast.
- 1.Perilsclassical
Dangers or destructive places, similar to المطوح.
- 1.To roamclassical
To roam or wander through lands in search of livelihood.
- 1.To roamclassical
To roam or wander, similar to طوف.
- 1.Wanderingclassical
The act of wandering or roaming around.
- 1.Distantclassical
Far from the usual paths or roads.
- 1.Ascending into the airclassical
The act of going upwards into the air, soaring.
- 1.Elevatedboth
A structure that is elevated or goes high into the air.
- 1.To lengthenclassical
To make something long or tall.