بدر
Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the full moon and its appearance. It also extends to concepts of hastening, rapid occurrence, and names derived from celestial bodies or places.
Derived headwords
- 1.full moonboth
The moon when it is fully illuminated, appearing as a complete circle.
- 2.a full lunar monthclassical
Referring to the period of a full moon, often used metaphorically.
- 1.related to the full moonclassical
Describing something that occurs or is related to the time of the full moon.
- 2.named after Badrboth
A nisba (attribution) indicating origin from a place named Badr or a person named Badr.
- 1.a pouch of coinsclassical
A bag or purse containing a large sum of money, typically one thousand dinars.
- 1.place nameboth
A name for certain locations, specifically islands or settlements mentioned near Egypt.
- 1.to hastenboth
To do something quickly, to be prompt, or to precede someone in an action.
- 2.to initiateboth
To begin or start something, often before others.
- 1.hasteningclassical
The act of hastening or doing something quickly.
- 2.initiativeboth
The act of starting something or taking the first step.
- 1.lionclassical
A name or epithet for a lion, likely due to its swiftness or ferocity.
- 1.to shed tearsclassical
Used idiomatically to describe eyes flowing with tears.
- 2.to hasten towardsclassical
To move quickly towards something or someone.
- 1.threshing floorclassical
A place where grain is threshed, separated from the stalk.
- 2.village nameboth
A name for a village, specifically mentioned in Bukhara and Egypt.
- 1.from Baydarboth
A nisba indicating origin from a place named Baydar.
- 1.personal nameboth
A given name for males.
- 1.clan/group nameboth
A name referring to a clan or group, such as the 'Badrīyūn' from the Alawiyyin.
- 1.from Badrānboth
A nisba indicating origin from a place named Badrān.