ع ق ف ر
Root entry · 6 derived lemmasThis root appears to relate to severe misfortune, calamity, and the harshness or cunning associated with it. It also extends to descriptions of aged animals and aggressive or wicked individuals.
Derived headwords
- 1.calamityclassical
A severe misfortune or disaster, one of the calamities of time.
- 2.cunningclassical
The cunning or craftiness of a calamity.
- 3.vicious womanclassical
A woman who is sharp-tongued and dominates with evil.
- 4.scorpionclassical
A scorpion.
- 5.aged camelclassical
A camel that has grown so old that its nape nearly touches its shoulder due to extreme age.
- 1.its cunningclassical
Its cunning and wickedness, referring to a calamity.
- 1.calamitiesclassical
The plural of 'عنقفير', referring to severe misfortunes or disasters.
- 1.to strike downclassical
To strike someone down and destroy them, often used in the context of calamities.
- 1.to strike downclassical
To strike someone down and destroy them, used for calamities, with the 'n' inserted for metrical balance.
- 1.to perishclassical
To perish or be destroyed, as stated by Al-Layth.