هوذ
Root entry · 8 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to a type of bird, the sandgrouse, and its female. It is also used to denote a specific man's name, derived from the bird's name. Additionally, it refers to a type of leafless tree and the term for a Jew.
Derived headwords
- 1.Sandgrouseboth
The sandgrouse, a type of bird. Some scholars specifically reserved this term for the female.
- 1.Sandgrouse (plural)both
The plural form of الهوذة, referring to sandgrouse.
- 1.Female sandgrouseboth
Specifically the female sandgrouse, as is the practice of Al-Jawhari and others. It is also said to refer to a bird in general.
- 1.Name of a manboth
The name of a man, Huwadhah bin Ali Al-Hanafi, the ruler of Yamamah. He was named after the sandgrouse.
- 1.A type of treeclassical
A tree characterized by straight branches and no leaves. Its plural is الهاذ.
- 1.Branches of a leafless tree (plural)classical
The plural of الهاذة, referring to the branches of a specific leafless tree.
- 1.Jewboth
A variant pronunciation or spelling for 'Jew'. It is suggested that the initial 'ya' is an addition, with the root being 'hawdh', and the verb form 'hadu' meaning 'to become Jewish'.
- 1.A tribal subdivisionclassical
A branch of the tribe of 'Adhra, specifically Huwadh bin Amr bin Al-Ahabb bin Rabi'ah bin Hizam bin Dhannah.