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Root entry · 7 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the concept of a large, bothersome fly, often blue or green. It extends to bravery, particularly in warfare, and is famously associated with the pre-Islamic Arab hero Antarah ibn Shaddad. Derived terms also refer to the sound of such a fly and the act of spearing.
Derived headwords
- 1.Flyclassical
A type of fly, specifically a large blue or green one, considered bothersome.
- 2.A large flyclassical
Used as a term of contempt or diminutiveness for a fly, as in a hadith.
- 1.Sound of a flyclassical
The buzzing or sound made by a fly.
- 2.Bravery in hardshipclassical
The act of proceeding or moving forward through difficulties and severe situations.
- 3.Bravery in warclassical
Courage and valor displayed during combat.
- 1.Antarahboth
A proper name, famously belonging to the pre-Islamic poet and warrior Antarah ibn Shaddad.
- 1.Antarahboth
A proper name, also associated with Antarah ibn Shaddad.
- 1.To spearclassical
To pierce or strike someone with a spear.
- 1.The Antarisclassical
A nisba (surname) indicating descent from or association with someone named 'Anter or 'Antarah.
- 1.Al-Antariboth
A nisba (surname) indicating descent from or association with someone named 'Anter or 'Antarah.