ثعر
Root entry · 16 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns a poisonous substance from acacia trees, and by extension, various growths, protrusions, and even deceptive actions. It also describes physical characteristics like shortness and stoutness, and botanical terms.
Derived headwords
- 1.poisonous sapclassical
A sap that oozes from the roots of acacia trees (Samar). It is considered a deadly poison, capable of causing death if it enters the eye.
- 1.wartsboth
An abundance of warts, or specifically, a type of wart.
- 1.short, stout manclassical
A man who is both stout and short in stature.
- 1.plant partclassical
The Tharthuth plant, which is edible, or specifically its tip. It is described as having a head resembling the glans of a man's penis.
- 1.wartboth
A wart, used metaphorically.
- 1.onion bulbclassical
The white bulbous root of the wild onion (Ancilon).
- 1.small melonboth
Small cucumbers or melons. This is the singular form of the plural 'Thaa'areer'.
- 1.fruit of a plantclassical
The fruit of the Dhua'bun tree, which is a bitter plant.
- 1.protrusionsclassical
Two protrusions that flank the prepuce of a penis from the outside.
- 1.protrusionsclassical
Two protrusions that flank the prepuce of a penis from the outside.
- 1.extra teatsclassical
The extra teats on a ewe's udder that are beyond the normal number.
- 1.small melonsboth
Small cucumbers or melons. This is the plural form.
- 1.asparagus-like plantboth
A plant resembling asparagus that grows white. Some interpret a hadith using this meaning.
- 1.nasal cracksclassical
Cracks that appear in the nose.
- 1.to crack (nose)classical
The nose developed cracks, or a white substance like milk, or a seed-like growth appeared in it.
- 1.to spread false newsclassical
A man spread news or rumors, often falsely.