بكر
Root entry · 19 derived lemmasThe root بكر (bakara) primarily relates to being early, first, or young, particularly concerning camels and the beginning of something. It extends to concepts of precedence, youthfulness, and the initial stages of time or action, often appearing in names and place names.
Derived headwords
- 1.a group of scholarsclassical
A name given to a group of hadith scholars, such as Bukayr bin Abdullah bin Al-Ashajj Al-Madani and Bukayr bin Atta' Al-Laythi.
- 2.a tribeclassical
A name for certain tribes, such as Bukayr bin Yalil bin Nashab, from Kinanah, and their descendants.
- 1.a companion's kunyaclassical
The kunya (patronymic) of Nafi' bin Al-Harith, a famous companion in Basra, given to him by the Prophet because he lowered himself from a fortress using a 'bakara' (a type of rope or pulley).
- 1.نسبة to Abu Bakrboth
The nisba (attribution) to Abu Bakr Al-Siddiq.
- 2.نسبة to Banu Bakrboth
The nisba to various tribes named Bakr, such as Banu Bakr bin Abdi Manah, Bakr bin Awf Al-Nakh'i, and Bakr bin Wail bin Qasit.
- 1.نسبة to Banu Abi Bakrclassical
The nisba to Banu Abi Bakr bin Kilab.
- 2.نسبة to Bakr Abadhclassical
The nisba to Bakr Abadh, a district in Jurjan.
- 1.a place nameclassical
A place name, specifically a valley in the lands of Tayy, near Rumman.
- 1.a place nameclassical
A place name, a village in the region of Dhariyah.
- 1.to arrive earlyboth
To arrive at the prayer at its first appointed time.
- 2.to bring forth youngclassical
A woman giving birth to a male child first.
- 3.to arrive at dawnclassical
For camels to arrive at the watering place at dawn.
- 1.arriving earlyboth
The act of arriving early, especially for prayer.
- 1.to catch the beginningboth
To catch the beginning of something, such as the sermon.
- 2.to eat the first fruitboth
To eat the first fruits of a season.
- 3.to give birth to a firstbornclassical
A woman giving birth to her first child, especially a male.
- 1.first fruitsboth
The first fruits of a harvest, especially of fruits.
- 2.the beginningboth
The beginning or earliest part of anything.
- 1.to arrive at dawnclassical
For camels or livestock to arrive at the watering place at dawn.
- 1.a nameclassical
A given name, such as Ahmad bin Bakrun bin Abdullah Al-Attar Al-Daskari.
- 1.earlyboth
Early, referring to time or arrival.
- 2.young beesclassical
Referring to young or first-time bees that produce honey.
- 3.first harvestclassical
Referring to the first fruits of a harvest.
- 4.unlit fireclassical
A fire that has not been lit from another fire.
- 5.new requestclassical
A new or first-time request or matter.
- 1.virginboth
A virgin, especially a young woman.
- 2.firstborn camelclassical
A young camel, especially one that has not yet given birth.
- 3.firstborn childclassical
A firstborn child, especially a female.
- 4.bowclassical
A bow, referring to its first use or sound.
- 5.unpierced pearlclassical
A pearl that has not been pierced.
- 1.pulleyboth
A pulley or windlass, used for drawing water or lifting.
- 2.dawnboth
The early morning, dawn.
- 1.early timesboth
The early part of the day or time.
- 1.a nameclassical
A given name, such as Abu Bakr Bakkar bin Abdul Aziz bin Abi Bakr Al-Basri.
- 1.a nameclassical
A given name, such as Abu Al-Abbas Ahmad bin Abi Bakir.
- 1.a narrator's nameclassical
The name of a narrator, Abu Al-Khayr Sabih bin Bakr Al-Basri.