بختر
Root entry · 22 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes a proud, self-admiring gait or manner of walking. It also extends to descriptions of physical beauty and is used in the names of individuals and places.
Derived headwords
- 1.Proud walkboth
A good, elegant gait, characteristic of someone arrogant and self-admiring.
- 1.Struttingboth
The act of walking with a proud, self-important gait.
- 1.To strutboth
To walk with a proud, self-admiring gait.
- 1.To strutboth
To walk with a proud, self-admiring gait.
- 1.He strutsboth
He walks with a proud, self-admiring gait.
- 1.He strutsboth
He walks with a proud, self-admiring gait.
- 1.He walks proudlyclassical
He walks with a distinguished and proud manner.
- 1.Good-looking walkerclassical
Describing someone with a handsome gait.
- 2.Well-builtclassical
Describing someone with a good physique or body.
- 1.Al-Bukhariboth
A name, often referring to individuals known for narrating traditions or as a surname.
- 1.Female good-looking walkerclassical
Feminine form of Al-Bukhari, describing a female with a handsome gait.
- 1.Good-looking walkerclassical
An alternative form for describing someone with a handsome gait.
- 2.Well-builtclassical
An alternative form for describing someone with a good physique.
- 1.Al-Bukhari bin Abi al-Bukhariclassical
A person known for narrating mursal hadith.
- 1.Al-Bukhari bin Ubaydclassical
A narrator of hadith.
- 1.Bukhtiyarboth
A male given name, associated with a famous figure.
- 1.Bukhtariboth
A male given name, mentioned in poetry.
- 1.Abu al-Bukhariboth
A kunya (patronymic) used for several individuals, including a poet and a companion.
- 1.Abu al-Bukhari Sa'id bin Fayruzclassical
A Tabi'i (successor) from Kufa, whose narrations are found in Sahih al-Bukhari.
- 1.Abu al-Bukhari al-Asi bin Hashimclassical
A figure mentioned in the context of the boycott of Banu Hashim.
- 1.Al-Bukhari bin Azrahclassical
A narrator who reported from Umar ibn al-Khattab.
- 1.Al-Bukhari bin al-Mukhtarclassical
A narrator who reported from Ali.
- 1.Al-Bukhari al-Ansariclassical
A narrator who reported from Al-Bara' ibn Azib.
- 1.Abu Ja'far Muhammad bin Hisham bin al-Bukhariclassical
A narrator who resided and transmitted hadith in Baghdad, considered reliable.