ر وس
Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to concepts of walking with pride, gathering or collecting, and excessive eating. It also extends to terms for a bad person, a place name, and a tribal designation. Derived forms include verbs for proud walking and collecting, nouns for gluttony and defects, and names of people and places.
Derived headwords
- 1.to walk proudlyclassical
To walk with a swagger or ostentatious gait, with the 'ya' being the higher element.
- 2.to gather and carryclassical
Used for a flood that gathers and carries away debris like foam.
- 3.to eat abundantlyclassical
To eat a lot and generously.
- 1.proud walkingclassical
The act of walking with a swagger or ostentatious gait.
- 2.abundant eatingclassical
The act of eating a lot and generously.
- 1.Rus' (place/people)both
A place name, or a group of people whose lands border those of the Slavs and Turks, speaking their own language.
- 1.a bad personclassical
An expression referring to a man of bad character.
- 1.Ruways (nickname)classical
A nickname for Abu Abdullah Muhammad ibn al-Mutawakkil al-Lu'lu'i al-Basri, a reader who transmitted from Ya'qub ibn Ishaq al-Hadrami.
- 1.to seek to tasteclassical
To seek to taste something, or to desire to eat.
- 1.seeking to tasteclassical
One who is seeking to taste or eat.
- 1.excessive eatingclassical
The act of eating excessively; it is said that a tribe was named after this characteristic.
- 1.Rus' ibn Adiyahclassical
A person named Rus', son of Adiyah, whose mother was Bint Qaz'ah.
- 1.defectclassical
A flaw or blemish.
- 1.Rawwas (given name)classical
A given name, used for a traditionist named Abu Hatim Abd al-Rahman ibn Ali ibn Yahya.
- 1.descendant of Al-Ra'sclassical
A nisba (patronymic or place-based surname) indicating descent from someone named Al-Ra's, with a doubled 'ya'.
- 1.Banu Al-Ra'isclassical
A clan or tribe of Arabs.