ع م ر
Root entry · 24 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to concepts of life, longevity, inhabiting, and building. It encompasses terms for living, dwelling, constructing, and also names associated with these concepts, often referring to individuals or lineages.
Derived headwords
- 1.name of a womanclassical
A female given name, specifically referring to 'Imarah al-Thaqafiyyah, wife of Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab al-Thaqafi.
- 1.name of a manclassical
A male given name, referring to 'Amrun ibn Abdus al-Alexandrian.
- 1.patronymic nameclassical
A patronymic name, referring to Abu al-Umayr Salih ibn Ahmad ibn al-Layth al-Bukhari.
- 1.name of a manclassical
A male given name, referring to 'Umayr ibn Salamah, with a shaddah on the ya.
- 1.name of a womanclassical
A female given name, referring to 'Umayrah bint Sahl ibn Rafi', a companion.
- 2.name of a womanclassical
A female given name, referring to the daughter of Munabbih, with a dammah on the 'ayn.
- 1.name of a womanclassical
A female given name, referring to Cuwaymirah bint Cuwaymir ibn Sa'idah.
- 1.nisba nameclassical
A nisba indicating relation to someone named 'Ammar, or a lineage associated with it, e.g., Ahmad ibn Muhammad ibn Isa al-Ammari.
- 1.nisba nameclassical
A nisba indicating relation to Amr, often to a specific ancestor like Amr ibn Harith or Amr ibn Auf, or to the reading of Abu Amr.
- 2.nisba nameclassical
A nisba indicating relation to a lineage, such as the 'Amriyyun, a branch of the family of Ali ibn Abi Talib.
- 1.lineage nameclassical
A plural name for a lineage, specifically a branch of the family of Ali ibn Abi Talib, with a dammah on the 'ayn and a fatha on the mim.
- 1.life, lifespanclassical
Refers to life or lifespan, used in the context of a nisba related to selling 'umr (perhaps referring to long-lived items or services).
- 1.name of a manclassical
A male given name, referring to Amr, used as an ancestor's name for nisba derivation.
- 1.tribal/family nameclassical
The name of a clan or family, Banu 'Umara bint Khifaf, described as being like 'safinah'.
- 1.nisba nameclassical
A nisba name, referring to Yahya ibn Ma'ali ibn Sadaqah al-Bazzaz al-'Umruni.
- 1.name of a manclassical
A male given name, referring to Muhammad ibn Ali ibn Amrūyah al-'Amruwi.
- 1.nisba nameclassical
A nisba name, referring to Ahmad ibn Salam al-Umayri (with fatha) or Muhammad ibn Ali ibn Muhammad al-Umayri (with dammah).
- 1.name of a manclassical
A male given name, referring to individuals like Mu'ammar ibn Rashid, Mu'ammar ibn Aban, Mu'ammar ibn Yahya, Mu'ammar ibn Sulayman, Mu'ammar ibn Ya'mur, Mu'ammar ibn Umar, Mu'ammar ibn Salih, and Mu'ammar ibn Bar'amah.
- 1.patronymic nameclassical
A patronymic name, referring to Abu al-Mu'ammar al-Ansari and Abu al-Mu'ammar Yahya ibn Muhammad ibn Tabtaba al-Hussaini.
- 1.nisba nameclassical
A nisba name, indicating relation to someone named Mu'ammar, e.g., Abu Sufyan Muhammad ibn Hamid al-Mu'ammari.
- 1.to live longclassical
To live a long life, used in reference to a woman named Ta'ammar bint Muslimah al-Sa'diyyah.
- 1.name of a womanclassical
A female given name, referring to Ta'ammar bint Muslimah al-Sa'diyyah.
- 2.name of a womanclassical
A female given name, referring to Ta'ammar bint al-'Utar al-Bakriyyah, mother of Rabi'ah al-Bukka'.
- 1.nisba nameclassical
A nisba name, referring to Abu Ali al-Husayn ibn Muhammad al-Ta'ammari, related to the tribe of Ya'mur.
- 1.name of a tribeclassical
The name of a tribe from the Berbers, to which Abu Ali al-Husayn ibn Muhammad al-Ta'ammari is attributed.
- 1.name of a placeclassical
The name of a village in the land of Murad in al-Jawf, where a battle occurred.
- 1.name of a placeclassical
The name of a place mentioned in the poetry of Labid.
- 2.name of a regionclassical
The name of a region in al-Sawad, and a place in the region of al-Yamamah.