ع ك ب ر

Root entry · 13 derived lemmas

This root primarily relates to concepts of being large, stout, or coarse, often applied to women or animals. It also extends to geographical locations and a substance produced by bees.

Derived headwords

العكبرةnoun

1.
coarse womanclassical
A coarse, ill-tempered woman, described as being stout or ungainly in her build.

عكباءadjective

1.
coarse, stoutclassical
Describing a woman as coarse, stout, or ungainly in her build and features.

عكبرةadjective

1.
coarse, stoutclassical
Describing a woman as coarse, stout, or ungainly in her build and features.

عكبراname

1.
city nameboth
A city located in the region of Sawad in Iraq.

عكبرىname

1.
city nameboth
A city located in the region of Sawad in Iraq.

عكبراوىadjective

1.
from Akbaraboth
Relating to or originating from the city of Akbara.

عكبرىadjective

1.
from Akbaraboth
Relating to or originating from the city of Akbara.

عبد الله بن عكبرname

1.
name of a hadith narratorclassical
A hadith narrator whose name is recorded as Ibn 'Akbar.

العكبرnoun

1.
bee glueboth
A substance produced by bees, found on their legs and limbs, used in honey.

العكابرnoun

1.
male jerboasclassical
The male individuals of jerboas, a term used in Yemen.

عكبرname

1.
name of an ancestorclassical
The name of an ancestor, mentioned in genealogical chains.

العكبريname

1.
family nameboth
A nisba (surname) indicating descent from someone named 'Akbar or from the tribe of 'Akbar.

العكابرname

1.
clan nameclassical
A name for a clan or branch of the Hamdan tribe, who are said to descend from 'Akbar bin 'Akkār.

Parallel reading

العكبرة كقنفذة، أهمله الجوهري وقال الليث: هي المرأة الجافية العكباء في خلقها

Al-'akbarah, like qunfudhah, was neglected by Al-Jawhari. Al-Layth said: It is the coarse woman, 'akbā' in her disposition.

وأنشد: (عكباء عكبرة في بطنها ثجل ... وفي المفاصل من أوصالها فدع)

And he recited: ('Akbā', 'akbarah, with heaviness in her belly... and looseness in the joints of her limbs).

وأنشد أيضا: عكباء عكبرة اللحيين جحمرش.

And he also recited: 'Akbā', 'akbarah of the jaws, a stout woman.

وعكبراء، بفتح الباء ممدودا ويقصر: ة من سواد العراق والنسبة إليها عكبراوى وعكبرى، على الوجهين.

And 'Akbarā', with the 'bā' open and elongated, and shortened: a city in Sawad of Iraq, and the attribution to it is 'Akbarāwī and 'Akbarī, in both ways.

والنسبة إليها عكبراوى وعكبرى، على الوجهين.

And the attribution to it is 'Akbarāwī and 'Akbarī, in both ways.

وعبد الله بن عكبر، كجعفر، محدث روى عنه مجاهد في التخليل سنة، هكذا ضبطه ابن ماكولا.

And 'Abd Allah ibn 'Akbar, like Ja'far, a hadith narrator from whom Mujahid narrated in Al-Takhleel in the year..., thus was it recorded by Ibn Makula.

والعكبر، بالكسر: شيء تجئ به النحل على أفخاذها وأعضادها فتجعله في الشهد مكان العسل، هكذا في اللسان، وسيأتي في ك ب ر أنه إكبر بالهمز، فتأمل.

And al-'akbar, with kasra: a substance that bees bring on their thighs and limbs, and they place it in the honey instead of honey, thus in Al-Lisān, and it will come later in K B R that it is 'ikbar with hamza, so ponder.

والعكابر: الذكور من اليرابيع، يمانية.

And al-'akābir: the males of the jerboas, a Yemeni term.

عكبر بن مهلهل بن عكبر، كجعفر، وهو جد الإمام جلال الدين عبد الجبار ابن عبد الخالق بن محمد بن عبد الباقي بن عكبر العكبري البغدادي، شيخ الحنابلة والوعاظ في زمانه، حدث عن ابن اللتي، وتوفي بعد الثمانين وستمائة

'Akbar ibn Muhallil ibn 'Akbar, like Ja'far, and he is the grandfather of Imam Jalal al-Din 'Abd al-Jabbar ibn 'Abd al-Khaliq ibn Muhammad ibn 'Abd al-Baqi ibn 'Akbar al-'Akbarī al-Baghdādī, the shaykh of the Hanbalis and preachers of his time, he narrated from Ibn al-Lattī, and he died after the year six hundred and eighty.

وأبو جعفر إقبال ابن المبارك بن محمد بن الحسن ابن محمد العكبري، وعلي بن أحمد ابن الفرج بن أبي نصر العكبري عن أبي علي بن شاذان، وعنه هبة الله بن السقطي في معجمه، ومحمد ابن أحمد بن توبة العكبري حدث عنه ابن السمعاني.

And Abu Ja'far Iqbal ibn al-Mubarak ibn Muhammad ibn al-Hasan ibn Muhammad al-'Akbarī, and 'Ali ibn Ahmad ibn al-Faraj ibn Abi Nasr al-'Akbarī from Abu 'Ali ibn Shadhan, and from him Hibat Allah ibn al-Suqti in his dictionary, and Muhammad ibn Ahmad ibn Tawbah al-'Akbarī, from whom Ibn al-Sam'ani narrated.

والعكبري، بضمتين: بطن من همدان، ينتسبون إلى عكبر بن عكار بن الحارث بن تزيد بن جشم بن حاشد، ويقال لهم العكابر.

And al-'Akbarī, with two dammahs: a clan of Hamdan, they trace their lineage to 'Akbar ibn 'Akkār ibn al-Harith ibn Yazīd ibn Jashm ibn Hashid, and they are called al-'Akābir.

وقيل: إنهم من خولان، قاله الحافظ في التبصير

And it was said: they are from Khawlan, Al-Hafiz said this in Al-Tabsīr.