عبر
Root entry · 57 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of crossing, passing over, or traversing. It extends to interpreting, understanding, and expressing, often metaphorically. It also encompasses notions of wonder, tears, and the passage of time or life.
Derived headwords
- 1.interpret a dreamboth
To interpret a dream and explain its meaning or what it will lead to.
- 1.interpret it (a dream)both
The present tense verb form of interpreting a dream.
- 1.interpretation (of dream)both
The act or result of interpreting a dream.
- 2.crossingboth
The act of crossing a river, valley, or road.
- 3.ponderingclassical
Pondering or contemplating a text without reading aloud.
- 4.weighingclassical
Weighing goods or money to ascertain their quantity or nature.
- 1.interpretationboth
The explanation or interpretation of something, especially a dream.
- 2.expressionboth
The act of expressing or articulating what is in one's mind.
- 3.speechboth
The faculty of speech or articulation.
- 1.interpret itboth
To interpret something, particularly a dream.
- 1.interpretationboth
The act or process of interpreting.
- 2.expressionboth
The act of expressing or articulating thoughts or feelings.
- 3.weighing (gold)classical
Weighing gold coin by coin.
- 1.interpretationboth
The act or science of interpreting dreams.
- 2.expressionboth
The act of expressing oneself or one's thoughts.
- 1.interpreterclassical
One who interprets dreams or texts.
- 2.passerbyboth
One who passes by or crosses.
- 3.deceasedclassical
One who has passed away, metaphorically crossing the bridge of life.
- 4.sad, grievingclassical
A person who is sad or grieving.
- 1.consider, ponderboth
To consider, reflect upon, or take heed of something.
- 2.take a lessonboth
To learn a lesson from past events or examples.
- 3.wonder atclassical
To be amazed or wonder at something.
- 1.ask for interpretationclassical
To ask someone to interpret or explain something, especially a dream.
- 2.shed tearsclassical
To shed tears, to be moved to tears.
- 1.expressed himselfboth
To express or articulate what is in one's mind or heart.
- 1.expressed itboth
To express or make clear something that was previously unclear or unarticulated.
- 1.wonder, marvelboth
Something that causes wonder or amazement; a lesson to be learned.
- 2.tearboth
A tear shed from the eye, especially one that flows without audible weeping.
- 3.griefclassical
Sorrow or sadness, sometimes without outward crying.
- 1.tearboth
A tear from the eye.
- 1.riverbank, shoreboth
The bank or side of a river or valley.
- 1.crossingboth
The act of crossing a river, valley, or road.
- 1.passerbyboth
A traveler or someone passing through.
- 1.passersbyboth
Plural of passerby, travelers.
- 1.passed over it with waterclassical
Water passed over or through something.
- 1.pondered the bookclassical
To ponder or contemplate a book without reading it aloud.
- 1.assessed the goodsclassical
To examine goods or money to determine their quantity or nature.
- 1.let wool growclassical
To allow the wool of a sheep to grow for a year without shearing.
- 1.crossing pointboth
A place where a river or body of water can be crossed, such as a ford or bridge.
- 2.shore, bankclassical
A prepared shore or bank for crossing.
- 1.strong travelerclassical
A strong and resilient female camel capable of long journeys.
- 1.bold travelerclassical
A bold and determined man who undertakes difficult journeys.
- 1.strong camelclassical
A camel that is strong and capable of enduring long journeys.
- 1.weighed goldclassical
To weigh gold coin by coin.
- 1.wonderboth
Wonder or amazement.
- 2.lessonboth
A lesson learned from past events or examples.
- 1.wondered at itclassical
To be amazed or wonder at something.
- 1.tearboth
A tear from the eye.
- 2.griefclassical
Sorrow or sadness, especially without outward crying.
- 1.shed tearsclassical
To shed tears; to be moved to tears.
- 2.grievedclassical
To feel grief or sadness.
- 1.shed tearsclassical
To shed tears; to be moved to tears.
- 2.grievedclassical
To feel grief or sadness.
- 1.grieving womanclassical
A woman who is grieving or has lost a child.
- 1.grieving womanclassical
A woman who is grieving or has lost a child.
- 1.grieving womanclassical
A woman who is grieving or has lost a child.
- 1.weeping eyeclassical
An eye that is shedding tears.
- 1.sad, weeping manclassical
A man who is sad and weeping.
- 1.eye's moistureclassical
The moisture of the eye, often associated with tears or sadness.
- 2.multitudeclassical
A large number or multitude of people.
- 1.made it cryclassical
To cause someone's eyes to water or to make them cry.
- 1.made his eye waterclassical
To cause someone's eye to water or to bring tears to their eyes.
- 1.unfavored womanclassical
A woman who is not favored or cherished.
- 1.crowded assemblyclassical
An assembly or gathering with many people.
- 1.numerous peopleclassical
A large group or multitude of people.
- 1.unshorn (sheep)classical
A sheep whose wool has been left to grow for a year.
- 2.thick-furred (camel)classical
A camel with abundant or thick fur.
- 1.well-feathered arrowclassical
An arrow that is abundantly or thickly feathered.
- 1.pre-pubescent boyclassical
A boy who is close to puberty but has not yet been circumcised.
- 1.son of the uncircumcisedclassical
An insult referring to someone's mother being uncircumcised.
- 1.tribeclassical
A specific Arab tribe.
- 2.bereaved motherclassical
A mother who has lost a child; a bereaved woman.
- 3.swift cloudsclassical
Clouds that move rapidly or intensely.
- 4.eagleclassical
An eagle.
- 1.region west of Euphratesclassical
A region west of the Euphrates river, bordering the Arabian desert.
- 1.lies and falsehoodsclassical
Falsehoods, lies, and baseless talk.
- 1.Hebrew (language)both
Pertaining to the Hebrew language.
- 1.Hebrew (language)both
Pertaining to the Hebrew language.
- 1.Hebrew languageboth
The Hebrew language.
- 1.considerationboth
The act of considering, reflecting, or taking heed.
- 2.lessonboth
A lesson learned from past events or examples.
- 1.jester, poetclassical
A nickname for a jester or a poet known for his humorous and sometimes scandalous verses.
- 1.jester, poetclassical
A nickname for a jester or a poet known for his humorous and sometimes scandalous verses.
- 1.saffronboth
Saffron, the spice derived from the flower of Crocus sativus.