ض ب ط
Root entry · 38 derived lemmasThe root ض ب ط (ḍ-b-ṭ) primarily relates to holding, grasping, controlling, and preserving something firmly. It extends to concepts of being strong, capable, and precise, as well as to descriptions of weather and animal behavior.
Derived headwords
- 1.to controlboth
To hold, grasp, or keep something firmly and with precision; to manage or regulate.
- 2.to preserveboth
To retain or keep something safe, often through careful management or strictness.
- 3.to seizeclassical
To take hold of something forcefully or intensely.
- 1.firm holdingboth
The act of holding, grasping, or controlling something firmly.
- 2.strict preservationclassical
The act of preserving something with strictness and care.
- 1.firmnessclassical
The quality of being firm, strict, or precise in holding or controlling.
- 1.firmboth
One who holds or controls firmly; strict, precise, or resolute.
- 2.strongclassical
Possessing strength, power, and a strong grip.
- 1.ambidextrousboth
A female described as working equally well with both hands.
- 2.strong-limbedclassical
Describing a female animal (like a lioness or she-camel) that is strong and capable.
- 1.ambidextrousboth
One who works equally well with both hands, using the left as proficiently as the right.
- 2.lion-likeclassical
Describing a lion that uses its left paw as effectively as its right, implying strength and skill in hunting.
- 1.to seize forcefullyclassical
To take hold of something with force, constraint, or by overcoming resistance.
- 2.to graze abundantlyclassical
Said of sheep when they find abundant pasture and grow strong and fat.
- 3.to move quicklyclassical
To move rapidly or energetically, especially in seeking pasture.
- 1.holding backclassical
The act of restraining or holding something back.
- 1.holderboth
Something that holds or grasps; a fastener or clamp.
- 2.ruleboth
A principle, regulation, or standard that governs or controls.
- 1.rulesboth
Plural of ضابطة, referring to regulations, controls, or standards.
- 1.to be preciseclassical
To be exact or accurate in one's actions or work.
- 1.to hold fast toclassical
To adhere strictly to something or to hold onto it persistently.
- 1.strong and quickclassical
Describing a female animal (lioness, she-camel) that is strong, capable, and quick in movement or action.
- 1.controllerboth
One who is in charge of or manages affairs; a capable person.
- 1.correctedboth
A book or text whose errors have been fixed or corrected.
- 2.controlledboth
Something that is held firmly, regulated, or kept in check.
- 1.precisionboth
The quality of being exact, accurate, or meticulously done.
- 1.to be unable to manageboth
To fail to perform one's duties or handle a task effectively.
- 1.to be unable to read wellboth
To not be able to read something correctly or fluently.
- 1.game of touchclassical
A children's game involving touching or tagging.
- 1.chaseclassical
A pursuit or chase, often in a game context.
- 1.strong gripclassical
A powerful hold or grasp.
- 1.to be taken by illnessclassical
To be afflicted or overcome by pain or sickness.
- 1.strong for workclassical
Describing a camel or person that is strong and capable of performing labor.
- 1.managing affairsclassical
A person who is skilled at handling and managing matters.
- 1.ambidextrousnessclassical
The state or quality of being able to use both hands equally well.
- 1.to rain heavilyclassical
Said of the land when it is thoroughly covered by rain.
- 1.rained uponclassical
Describing land that has been extensively rained upon.
- 1.lionclassical
A lion, particularly one described as ambidextrous or strong.
- 1.a poet's nameclassical
A proper name of a poet known for his strength and leadership.
- 1.a clan nameclassical
A lineage or clan named after Al-Adbat.
- 1.a historical figureclassical
A historical individual known for his strength and harshness towards captives.
- 1.game of touchclassical
A game played by children, involving touching or tagging.
- 1.chaseclassical
A pursuit or chase.
- 1.to hold fastclassical
To cling to or hold onto something with determination.
- 1.fieryclassical
Describing a female animal (lioness, she-camel) that is quick-tempered or spirited.
- 1.strongclassical
Describing a camel or person that is robust and capable of enduring work.
- 1.managing affairsclassical
Someone who is adept at handling and overseeing various matters.
- 1.ambidextrousnessclassical
The ability to use both hands with equal skill.