دكر
Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThis root primarily discusses variations in the pronunciation and meaning of the word for 'male' or 'remembrance', specifically addressing dialectal differences and potential confusions with similar-sounding words. It also touches upon a specific game and a place name.
Derived headwords
- 1.Male (dialectal)classical
A dialectal pronunciation, specifically attributed to the Rabi'a tribe, for the word meaning 'male'. This is considered an error by some linguists.
- 2.Gameclassical
A game played by the Zanj and Abyssinians.
- 1.Maleboth
The standard Arabic word for 'male'.
- 2.Remembranceboth
The act of remembering or mentioning something.
- 1.Plural of 'dikr'classical
The singular form of a word, which when made definite and with a shadda, becomes 'ad-dikr'. This is a plural form.
- 1.One who remembersboth
Derived from the verb 'to remember', this form refers to someone who is remembering or taking heed. It is discussed in relation to Quranic verse.
- 1.One who remindsclassical
A form related to reminding or causing remembrance, discussed as a variant pronunciation in some dialects.
- 1.to rememberboth
To recall or bring to mind. This verb form is discussed in relation to dialectal variations.
- 1.to rememberboth
To recall information or events from memory.
- 2.to mentionboth
To speak about or refer to something.
- 3.to mention (male)both
To refer to the male gender.
- 1.to remindboth
To cause someone to remember something.
- 2.to mention (male)both
To refer to the male gender, often in a way that emphasizes it.
- 1.Remembranceboth
The act or state of remembering; recollection.
- 2.Mentionboth
The act of referring to something or someone.
- 3.Maleboth
The masculine gender.
- 1.Memoryboth
The faculty by which the mind stores and remembers information; a recollection.
- 1.Maleboth
The male of any species, particularly humans.
- 1.Malesboth
The plural of 'dhakar', referring to multiple males.
- 1.Dakarumodern
A village located in the Gharbia region of Egypt.