ظءر
Root entry · 38 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of nursing, suckling, and fostering, extending to the idea of affection, attachment, and care. It also encompasses related meanings like being accustomed to something, or being close to something, often metaphorically.
Derived headwords
- 1.Wet nurseboth
A woman who nurses or suckles a child, whether it is her own or another's.
- 2.Foster motherboth
Figuratively, a woman who cares for and nurtures a child as if it were her own.
- 1.Plural of ظئرclassical
The plural form of the word 'ظئر' (wet nurse or foster mother).
- 1.Plural of ظئرclassical
Another plural form of the word 'ظئر' (wet nurse or foster mother).
- 1.Plural of ظئرclassical
A plural form of 'ظئر', particularly used for camels.
- 2.Affectionate camelclassical
A female camel that is devoted to her calf or another's calf.
- 1.Plural of ظئرclassical
A plural form of 'ظئر', often used for women.
- 2.Nursingclassical
The act or state of being a wet nurse.
- 3.Midwifeclassical
A woman who assists in childbirth.
- 1.Plural of ظئرclassical
A plural form of 'ظئر', noted as rare.
- 1.Plural of ظئرclassical
A plural form of 'ظئر', considered a collective noun.
- 1.To make her affectionateboth
To cause a female animal (like a camel) to become attached to or affectionate towards a calf.
- 1.Affectionboth
The act of making something affectionate or attached.
- 1.Affectionboth
The act of making something affectionate or attached.
- 1.To make affectionateboth
To cause something to become affectionate or attached (Form IV).
- 1.To make affectionateboth
To cause something to become affectionate or attached (Form III).
- 1.She became affectionateboth
She (a female animal) became attached or affectionate towards a calf.
- 1.She became affectionateboth
She (a female animal) became attached or affectionate towards a calf (Form VI, possibly a variant of Form III).
- 1.Nursingclassical
The state or act of nursing.
- 2.Plural of ظئرclassical
A plural form of 'ظئر'.
- 1.Mutual affectionboth
A state where each party is a foster parent or caregiver to the other.
- 1.She took a child to nurseboth
A woman took a child to nurse.
- 1.To take a child to nurseclassical
To take a child to nurse, with an assimilation of the 't' sound.
- 1.To take a child to nurseclassical
To take a child to nurse (variant of اظأر).
- 1.Tripod stonesclassical
Stones used to support a cooking pot over a fire; metaphorically likened to camels gathering around ashes.
- 1.He coaxed me into the matterboth
He persuaded or urged me into a matter I was reluctant about.
- 2.He forced me into the matterboth
He compelled me into a matter I disliked.
- 1.Supportclassical
A prop or support, especially one built next to a wall.
- 1.Supportclassical
A prop or support, especially one built next to a wall.
- 1.Cow in heatclassical
A cow that is ready to mate with a bull.
- 1.She became arousedclassical
A female animal became sexually aroused or entered heat.
- 1.Arousedclassical
In heat; sexually aroused (referring to a female animal).
- 1.Inducing affectionclassical
A method of treating a female camel by blocking her nostrils and eyes and inserting a substance into her womb to make her affectionate towards a calf.
- 1.To coaxboth
To coax or persuade someone, often through fear or a show of force.
- 1.Similarclassical
Similar or like; used to describe an enemy who has a similar counterpart.
- 1.To attack his enemyclassical
To attack or charge at one's enemy.
- 1.Affectionateclassical
Made affectionate or attached to a calf.
- 1.Foster fatherclassical
A man who is the biological father of a child being nursed by his wife.
- 1.He coaxed meboth
He coaxed or persuaded me.
- 1.He coaxed meboth
He coaxed or persuaded me (Form IV).
- 1.He coaxed meboth
He coaxed or persuaded me (Form III).
- 1.Affectionateclassical
Affectionate or attached (feminine form, meaning 'nursed').
- 1.Al-Zia'riclassical
A nisba (attribution) related to nursing or fostering, possibly a name.
- 1.A valley in Hijazclassical
A valley named 'ظئر' located in the Hijaz region.