شور
Root entry · 29 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to adornment, beauty, and reputation. It also encompasses concepts of renown, fame, and sometimes implies a positive appearance or quality. Additionally, it can refer to specific places, personal names, and titles.
Derived headwords
- 1.Tribe nameclassical
A branch of the tribe of Hamdan, a prominent Yemeni tribal confederation.
- 1.Adornedboth
Decorated or beautified, referring to something that has been made to look appealing.
- 2.Appearing goodclassical
Having a pleasing appearance, especially in terms of outward presentation.
- 1.Adornmentboth
Decoration, embellishment, or the state of being adorned.
- 1.Adornmentboth
Decoration, embellishment, or the state of being adorned.
- 1.Title/Nameclassical
A title or name given to Muhammad bin Muhammad bin Ahmad, an ancestor of a prominent genealogist.
- 2.Lionclassical
A non-Arabic word meaning 'lion', as mentioned by Al-Saghani.
- 3.Beautifulclassical
An adjective meaning beautiful or handsome.
- 1.Gentle (wind)classical
A gentle or mild wind, a Yemeni dialect term.
- 1.To appear goodclassical
To have a good appearance or outward presentation, especially when tested or observed.
- 2.To become richclassical
To become wealthy or well-off.
- 1.Beautifulclassical
Handsome or comely.
- 1.To be known by sightclassical
To be famous or recognized by people through their observation.
- 1.To gain some weightclassical
To become somewhat fat or plump, referring to camels.
- 1.Fat (horse)classical
A horse that is fat or well-fed.
- 1.To be handsome and fatclassical
To be good-looking and well-fed, referring to a horse.
- 1.Beautiful brideclassical
Referring to a beautiful bride, as in a specific historical quote.
- 1.Consultationboth
The act of seeking advice or discussing matters.
- 1.Consultationclassical
The act of seeking advice or discussing matters.
- 1.To gatherclassical
To collect or gather something, similar to 'iktara'.
- 1.Mountain nameclassical
A mountain located near Al-Yamama, in the territory of Banu Tamim.
- 1.Name of a Sheikhclassical
A sheikh named Shair bin Abdullah Al-Busairi.
- 1.Name of a personclassical
A person named Amr bin Shur, from whom Al-Sha'bi narrated.
- 1.Name of a personclassical
A person named Abd al-Malik bin Nafi' bin Shur, who narrated from Ibn Umar.
- 1.Name of an ancestorclassical
The grandfather of Muhammad bin Al-Husayn bin Ali, who narrated from Al-Mukhlis.
- 1.Name of a personclassical
Abu Bakr Abd al-Ghaffar, son of Shairoya, known for his high chains of narration.
- 1.Title/Nameclassical
A title given to Al-Hasan bin Ahmad Al-Dara', who died in 286 AH.
- 2.Title/Nameclassical
A title given to Sahl bin Musa, the judge Al-Ramehormozi, a teacher of Al-Tabarani.
- 1.Name of a Sheikhclassical
A sheikh named Shiran bin Muhammad Al-Bayi', a teacher of Al-Malini.
- 1.Name of a personclassical
Muhammad bin Shiran bin Muhammad bin Abd al-Karim Al-Basri, who narrated from Abbas Al-Dawri.
- 1.Name of a personclassical
Abd al-Jabbar bin Shiran bin Zayd, who narrated from Abu Nu'aym by permission.
- 1.Name of a personclassical
Abu Al-Qasim Ali bin Ali bin Shiran Al-Wasiti, and his nephew Anjab bin Al-Hasan bin Ali bin Shiran.
- 1.Name of a personclassical
Abu Al-Futuḥ Abd al-Rahman bin Abi Al-Fawaris bin Shiran, who narrated.
- 1.Village nameclassical
A village in Upper Egypt, belonging to the province of Qumula, named after the Banu Shaur who settled there.