تهر
Root entry · 6 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes low-lying, soft, or unstable ground, particularly sand dunes. It also extends to concepts of being lost, arrogant, or overwhelmed, metaphorically linked to the instability of the ground or the overwhelming nature of the sea.
Derived headwords
- 1.low-lying landboth
That which is low and settled in the earth.
- 2.area between valley and mountainclassical
The area between the upper edge of a valley and the mountain, and their lower parts.
- 3.lost and arrogant manboth
A man who is lost in himself and arrogant.
- 4.high sea waveclassical
A high, rising wave of the sea.
- 5.unstable sandboth
That which is low-lying from the sand.
- 6.sand dune with no cliffclassical
Sand that has no cliff or overhang.
- 7.collapsing sandclassical
Sand that collapses and does not hold together.
- 8.overhanging sand duneclassical
A sand dune that is high or prominent.
- 1.high sea waveclassical
A high, rising wave of the sea, used as a plural for التيهور.
- 1.sand dunesclassical
Plural of التيهور, referring to sand dunes.
- 1.sand dunesclassical
Plural of التيهور, referring to sand dunes.
- 1.long hump of a camel's backclassical
A long hump on a camel's back.
- 1.cloudclassical
A cloud, used metaphorically.