جحشر
Root entry · 15 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes something large, stout, and robust, particularly in the context of animals like horses and camels. It can also refer to a specific physical characteristic of a horse's build.
Derived headwords
- 1.Large, stout oneclassical
A large and stout individual, often used as an adjective to describe something of great size and bulk.
- 2.Stoutly builtclassical
Describing a stoutly built creature, with a large body and thick joints.
- 1.Stoutly builtclassical
Having a stout and robust build, often used to describe animals.
- 1.Large, greatboth
Of great size and stature; large and imposing.
- 1.Thick-jointedclassical
Having thick or stout joints, indicating robustness and strength.
- 1.Horse with short ribsclassical
A horse characterized by a shortness in its ribs, giving it a stout appearance.
- 1.Stoutly built oneclassical
A stoutly built creature, similar to 'al-jashar'.
- 1.Stout horsesclassical
A plural form referring to stout horses, used interchangeably with 'juhāshir'.
- 1.Stout female horsesclassical
The feminine plural form referring to stout female horses.
- 1.Stout, thickclassical
Describing something as stout, thick, or robust, often in reference to bones or build.
- 1.Broken, fracturedclassical
Describing something as broken or fractured, possibly referring to bones.
- 1.Smooth, well-formedboth
Describing something as smooth, well-formed, or shapely, often used for limbs or features.
- 1.Well-bred (horse)classical
A term for a well-bred horse, implying good lineage and fine qualities.
- 1.Corpulent, stoutclassical
Describing a horse as corpulent, stout, or well-fed.
- 1.Wide-wingedclassical
Describing something, like a bird's wings, as wide or spread out.
- 1.Predatory, fierceboth
Describing a bird of prey as predatory or fierce.