صعر
Root entry · 33 derived lemmasThis root primarily deals with the concept of tilting, inclining, or turning away, often associated with arrogance or a physical ailment. It extends to descriptions of physical characteristics, specific ailments in animals, and geographical locations.
Derived headwords
- 1.Tilting of the faceboth
A slight turn or inclination of the face, specifically the cheek.
- 2.Neck ailmentclassical
A disease in a camel that causes it to twist and incline its neck.
- 3.Arroganceboth
An attitude of haughtiness or pride, manifested by turning away.
- 1.Tilting of the faceboth
The act of inclining the face, particularly the cheek, away from people out of disdain or arrogance.
- 1.To be arrogantboth
To exhibit arrogance or haughtiness, often by turning one's face away.
- 2.To have a neck ailmentclassical
To suffer from a condition that causes the neck to twist or incline.
- 1.Arrogantboth
One who turns their face away in arrogance or disdain.
- 2.Dejectedclassical
Someone who is downcast or has a bent neck, possibly due to humility or a physical condition.
- 3.Inferior personclassical
A person of low character, lacking in religion or integrity.
- 1.To incline the cheekboth
To turn one's cheek away from someone, typically out of arrogance or disdain.
- 2.To cause to inclineboth
To make something tilt or incline, such as a cheek.
- 1.To incline the cheekboth
To turn one's cheek away from someone, typically out of arrogance or disdain.
- 1.To incline the cheekboth
To turn one's cheek away from someone, typically out of arrogance or disdain.
- 1.Inclinedclassical
Describing something that is tilted or inclined, possibly referring to a cheek.
- 1.Intenseclassical
Describing something that is severe or intense, possibly referring to a journey or effort.
- 1.Brand markclassical
A specific brand mark placed on the neck of a she-camel, particularly in Yemen.
- 2.Sideways gaitclassical
A sideways or oblique manner of walking or moving.
- 1.Deep redclassical
A very deep or intense shade of red, often described as blood-red.
- 1.Large and round humpclassical
A camel's hump that is exceptionally large and rounded.
- 1.Place nameclassical
A place name, specifically a location opposite to San'abī, belonging to the Banu 'Amir tribe.
- 1.Place nameclassical
A name of a place or region.
- 1.Place nameclassical
A name of a place or region.
- 1.Small headclassical
The condition of having a small head.
- 1.Eating gumclassical
The act of eating gum, specifically the type known as 'sa'arir'.
- 1.Gumclassical
A type of gum or resin that has solidified, often long, thin, and twisted.
- 2.Yellowish substanceclassical
A dry, yellowish, thick substance with some softness, like dough.
- 3.Dischargeclassical
A fluid discharge from the urethra, or the first milk of a mother that is thick and gummy.
- 4.Fruitclassical
The hard, berry-like fruit of a tree, similar to pepper or Abhal.
- 1.Gumclassical
A type of gum or resin that has solidified.
- 1.To twist and turnclassical
To twist and turn in place due to pain or distress, to contract.
- 1.To twist and turnclassical
To twist and turn in place due to pain or distress, to contract.
- 1.Nameboth
A given name for a person.
- 1.Nameboth
A given name for a person.
- 1.Nameboth
A given name for a person, often a grandfather or ancestor.
- 1.Small round gumclassical
A small, round piece of gum or resin.
- 2.Dung beetle ballclassical
The ball of dung that a dung beetle rolls.
- 1.To rollclassical
To cause something to roll or tumble, like a ball.
- 1.To rollclassical
To roll or tumble, to become round.
- 2.To contractclassical
To contract or draw oneself up, possibly from pain or cold.
- 1.Arroganceclassical
Haughtiness, pride, and arrogance.
- 1.Fast paceclassical
A fast and intense pace of travel, especially for camels.
- 1.Rough groundclassical
Hard, rough, or uneven ground.
- 1.Strongclassical
A strong or robust person, with the 'mim' considered extra.
- 1.To turn awayclassical
To turn one's cheek away from someone out of arrogance.
- 1.To turn awayclassical
To turn one's cheek away from someone out of arrogance.