ع ف ر
Root entry · 15 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to covering, concealing, or being hidden. It also extends to concepts of dust, earth, and things being obscured or unknown. Derived terms often refer to places, personal names, or historical figures associated with these meanings.
Derived headwords
- 1.dustyboth
Covered or mixed with dust or earth.
- 2.reddish-brownclassical
Describing a color resembling earth or dust, often a reddish-brown hue.
- 1.to cover with dustclassical
To cause something to be covered or mixed with dust or earth.
- 2.to prostrate oneselfclassical
To throw oneself down, often in humility or submission, covering oneself with dust.
- 1.name of a personboth
A male given name, appearing in various historical figures.
- 1.name of a placeboth
A proper noun referring to a specific fortress in Yemen.
- 2.name of a personboth
A male given name, also used as a surname or part of a lineage.
- 1.female nameboth
A feminine given name.
- 1.female nameboth
A feminine given name, possibly a variant or plural form.
- 1.place nameboth
A specific location or region named 'Najd 'Afr'.
- 1.place nameboth
A specific location or region named ' 'Ifri'.
- 1.historical figureboth
A historical individual, son of Al-Mughirah.
- 1.patronymic nameboth
A kunya (patronymic) referring to a father of someone named Ya'fur.
- 1.historical figureboth
A historical individual, son of Abi 'Afir, a companion.
- 1.historical figureboth
A historical individual known by the name 'Adbu Ya'fur'.
- 1.lineage nameboth
A reference to someone in the lineage of Ibn Abi Al-Qasim bin 'Afir.
- 1.historical figureboth
A historical individual, Ya'far bin Yazid.
- 1.historical figureboth
A historical individual, Al-Aswad bin 'Affar.