ثور
Root entry · 32 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of rising, erupting, or stirring up, often in the context of physical movement, emotions, or the outbreak of conflict or disease. It also extends to meanings related to disturbance, scattering, and the appearance of things.
Derived headwords
- 1.Name of a personboth
A name of a person, Thuwair bin Abi Fakhta Sa'id bin 'Alaqa, brother of Bard.
- 1.Name of a placeboth
A place name, referring to a water source in Al-Jazira, and also an elevated rocky area near Suwaj.
- 1.Uprising, turmoilboth
Refers to a state of agitation, commotion, or uprising, often used to describe a disturbance.
- 1.Disheveled headboth
Describes a person whose hair is scattered and disheveled, implying a state of disarray or perhaps agitation.
- 1.Agitated, swollenboth
Describes someone whose neck muscles or veins are swollen with anger, or generally agitated.
- 2.Scattered, dispersedboth
Refers to something that is spread out or dispersed, like hair or a crowd.
- 3.Rising, eruptingboth
Used to describe something that is rising or erupting, such as locusts from the ground.
- 1.His soul was agitatedclassical
An idiomatic expression meaning one's soul or spirit became agitated, restless, or overwhelmed.
- 1.I disturbed themboth
To disturb, agitate, or rouse something, such as animals from their resting place.
- 1.Locust swarmboth
Refers to locusts at the stage when they are emerging from the ground.
- 1.Locusts peckingboth
Refers to locusts at the stage when they are pecking or emerging from the earth.
- 1.He roused themboth
To stir up, agitate, or provoke something, such as animals or a situation.
- 1.It erupts, it flares upboth
Used to describe the eruption or flaring up of a fever, rash, or conflict.
- 1.Eruption, outbreakboth
The eruption or outbreak of a disease like measles, or the stirring up of conflict.
- 1.Eruption, outbreakboth
The eruption or outbreak of a disease like measles, or the stirring up of conflict.
- 1.Eruption, outbreakboth
The eruption or outbreak of a disease like measles, or the stirring up of conflict.
- 1.Eruption, outbreakboth
The eruption or outbreak of a disease like measles, or the stirring up of conflict.
- 1.Pustules, soresboth
Refers to the pustules or sores that appear on the body of someone with a fever or rash.
- 1.Evil stirred up against themboth
To stir up or incite evil, conflict, or trouble against someone.
- 1.A sedition eruptedboth
Used to describe the eruption of sedition, strife, or conflict between people.
- 1.Blood rushedboth
Describes blood rushing to the face, often due to anger or emotion.
- 1.Recite, studyboth
An imperative form meaning to recite, study, or engage with the Quran.
- 1.You have stirred up Arabicclassical
An idiomatic expression meaning to delve deeply into, or perhaps to complicate, the Arabic language.
- 1.I roused the camelboth
To rouse a camel from a sitting position, causing it to stand up.
- 1.It rises, it gets upboth
To rise, get up, or be roused, especially from a resting position.
- 1.It rises, it gets upboth
To rise, get up, or be roused, especially from a resting position.
- 1.Rousing, stirring upboth
The act of rousing, stirring up, or provoking something, such as dust or an animal.
- 1.It stirs up, it raisesboth
To stir up, raise, or scatter, such as dust with hooves.
- 1.It pours, it heapsboth
To pour or heap something, often used in conjunction with stirring up dust.
- 1.Name of a tribe/ancestorboth
The name of a tribe (Thawr bin Malik) and an ancestor, part of the Hamdan confederation.
- 1.Attributed to Thawrboth
A nisba (attribution) indicating a connection to someone named Thawr, particularly Sufyan al-Thawri.
- 1.Diminutive nameboth
A diminutive form of Thawr, referring to an ancestor of Al-Hajjaj bin 'Allat.
- 1.Abundant, numerousboth
Used to describe a large quantity or abundance of something, particularly evil.
- 1.Title of Alawitesboth
A title or designation given to a group of Alawites.