ءبز
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes rapid, agile movement, particularly of animals like gazelles. It encompasses concepts of leaping, bounding, and swift running, often implying endurance or a sudden burst of speed. It also extends to metaphorical meanings of aggression or even death.
Derived headwords
- 1.to leap, to boundclassical
Used to describe the swift, leaping movement of a gazelle.
- 2.to rest then runclassical
To pause briefly in one's running before continuing.
- 3.to die suddenlyclassical
To die abruptly or unexpectedly.
- 4.to oppressclassical
To act unjustly or oppressively towards someone.
- 1.leaping, boundingclassical
The act of leaping or bounding, especially as performed by a gazelle.
- 2.resting and runningclassical
The act of resting briefly during a run before continuing.
- 1.leaping, boundingclassical
A variant form for the act of leaping or bounding.
- 1.to leap, to boundclassical
To leap or bound, particularly in the context of running.
- 1.the leapclassical
A noun derived from the act of leaping or bounding.
- 1.leaping, boundingclassical
Describing something that leaps or bounds, like a swift animal.
- 2.anyoneclassical
Used in the negative to mean 'no one' or 'not a single person'.
- 1.leaping, boundingclassical
Describing something that leaps or bounds, particularly a gazelle.
- 1.leaping, boundingclassical
Describing something that leaps or bounds, often used for a gazelle.
- 2.enduringclassical
Possessing remarkable endurance, especially in running.
- 1.gloveclassical
A type of glove, possibly a gauntlet.
- 1.father of Abd al-Rahmanclassical
The name of a companion of the Prophet Muhammad, father of Abd al-Rahman.
- 1.swift, agileclassical
Describing something that is swift and agile in its movement.