عجرد
Root entry · 16 derived lemmasThe root 'ajrd primarily relates to concepts of being lean, swift, or stripped bare. It extends to describe individuals or animals possessing these qualities, as well as being naked or bold. The root also appears in place names and personal names, and can denote negative traits like being ill-tempered.
Derived headwords
- 1.lean and swiftboth
Describing a man who is light and quick in movement.
- 2.stout and strongboth
Describing a man who is thickset and powerful.
- 3.boldboth
Describing someone who is audacious or daring.
- 1.a place nameclassical
A town in Dhamar, Yemen, located in the villages of Zunnar.
- 2.a male organclassical
Refers to the male genitalia.
- 1.lean and swiftboth
Used for a she-camel that is light and quick.
- 2.stout and strongboth
Used for a she-camel that is thickset and powerful.
- 3.nakedboth
Stripped bare of its leaves, referring to a tree.
- 1.male organclassical
Plural form referring to male genitalia.
- 1.nakedboth
Stripped bare, naked.
- 1.nakedboth
Stripped bare, naked.
- 1.nakedboth
Stripped bare of its leaves, referring to a tree.
- 1.nakedboth
Stripped bare, naked.
- 1.personal nameclassical
A name of a man.
- 1.leader of Kharijitesclassical
Refers to Abd al-Karim ibn al-Ajrad, a leader of the Kharijites.
- 1.a sect of Kharijitesclassical
A group of the الحرورية (al-Hururiyyah) sect, named after Ajrad.
- 1.a sect of Kharijitesclassical
An alternative name for the العجاردة, a sect of the الحرورية.
- 1.ill-tempered womanclassical
A woman who is sharp-tongued, wicked, or ill-mannered.
- 1.a watering placeclassical
A watering place on the Egyptian Hajj route with foul water.
- 1.a group of Arabsclassical
A designation for a group of Arabs.
- 1.famous personclassical
Refers to Hammad Ajrad, a well-known individual.