ع د ب س
Root entry · 8 derived lemmasThe root 'ʿ-d-b-s' primarily relates to concepts of strength, robustness, and stoutness, particularly when describing animals like camels or people. It can also refer to specific individuals or a cluster of dates.
Derived headwords
- 1.strong, stout creatureboth
A creature, especially a camel, that is strong, well-built, and robust in its physique. This term can also apply to humans.
- 1.strong, stoutboth
Describing someone or something as strong, stout, and well-built.
- 1.male given nameclassical
A male given name, derived from the adjective describing strength and sturdiness.
- 1.Abu al-ʿadabs al-akbarclassical
A kunya (patronymic or teknonymic name) referring to a specific individual, possibly a companion or a figure from early Islamic history.
- 1.Abu al-ʿadabs al-aṣgharclassical
A kunya referring to another individual, distinguished as 'the younger' from Abu al-ʿadabs al-akbar.
- 1.cluster of datesclassical
A cluster or bunch of dates.
- 1.al-ʿadabsīclassical
A nisba (adjective indicating origin or affiliation) derived from 'ʿadabs', possibly referring to someone from a lineage or place associated with the name.
- 1.Ibn ʿadabsclassical
A designation meaning 'son of ʿadabs', used to identify individuals who are descendants of someone named ʿadabs.