دور
Root entry · 27 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of turning, revolving, or circulating. It extends to encompass places associated with this movement, such as neighborhoods, settlements, and even geographical features. The root also denotes cyclical events, encompassing both positive and negative occurrences, and can refer to the act of managing or overseeing.
Derived headwords
- 1.neighborhoodboth
A district or quarter in a city, specifically mentioned as being in Baghdad, Nishapur, and near Dujayl.
- 2.turning of a turbanclassical
The way a turban is wrapped or folded.
- 1.nisba nameboth
A nisba indicating origin from a place called 'al-Dawr'.
- 1.turnboth
A turn, cycle, or period, often used in the context of something unpleasant, similar to 'dā'irah'.
- 2.place nameclassical
A specific location mentioned between Jerusalem and Hebron.
- 1.turningboth
The act of turning, revolving, or circulating. It can also refer to a place or a source of movement.
- 2.place nameclassical
A location mentioned behind the bridge of Kufa.
- 1.place nameclassical
A location near Wasit in Iraq, with a specific pronunciation.
- 1.place nameclassical
A village in the Levant, with a non-standard nisba.
- 1.nisba nameboth
A nisba indicating origin from the place 'Dāriyā'.
- 1.gathering placeclassical
A place, often between mountains, where people might sit and drink.
- 2.place nameclassical
A specific location mentioned by Ibn Duraid.
- 1.camel for milkingclassical
A she-camel that is circled around by the shepherd for milking.
- 1.circleboth
A circular shape, used in various contexts including prosody and the circumference of a hoof.
- 2.calamityboth
A disaster, misfortune, or a dire event.
- 3.device for threshingclassical
A wooden pole fixed in the center of a grain stack around which oxen turn.
- 1.calamitiesboth
Plural of 'dā'irah', referring to misfortunes, adversities, and the events of time, including death and killing.
- 2.formations of horsesclassical
Eighteen formations of horses, one of which ('dā'irat al-laṭāh') is disliked.
- 1.orbitboth
The path of a celestial body, or a place of circulation.
- 2.sourceboth
A place from which something originates or circulates.
- 1.to make a place a homeclassical
To establish a place as a dwelling or home.
- 1.to surroundboth
To encompass or encircle something, used metaphorically for encompassing feelings.
- 1.to manageboth
To oversee, manage, or care for a group of people, used metaphorically for a man managing multiple wives.
- 1.pepperclassical
A type of pepper known to physicians.
- 1.unpleasant eventclassical
An occurrence that is disliked or unfortunate, similar to 'dā'irah'.
- 1.mutual exchangeboth
The act of exchanging or trading, particularly without delay, as in a present transaction.
- 1.enclosureboth
A circular enclosure or a place that is round, also used for a specific type of enclosure in the desert.
- 1.place nameclassical
A location mentioned in relation to a desert well ('ayn').
- 1.person's nameclassical
The name of a freedman of Uthman ibn Affan.
- 1.nisba nameboth
A nisba indicating origin from a place called 'Dayr'.
- 1.place nameclassical
A village near Samsat.
- 1.place nameclassical
A specific location mentioned by Ibn Duraid.
- 1.type of birdclassical
A type of sparrow that nests in houses.
- 1.innclassical
A lodging place or inn, with its plural mentioned as 'dawāwīr'.
- 1.enclosureclassical
A circular enclosure or a place that is round, synonymous with 'dārah'.