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Root entry · 28 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to concepts of length, height, and intensity, often applied to physical attributes like a long body or a tall mountain. It also extends to states of agitation, aggression, and sometimes foolishness or lack of character.
Derived headwords
- 1.snakeclassical
A snake, as mentioned by Al-Layth.
- 2.cottonclassical
Cotton, as cited by Jawhari. Some narrators specify it as cotton from reeds.
- 3.tall personclassical
A tall person, or one who is excessively tall.
- 4.basiliskclassical
A type of bird of prey, the basilisk.
- 5.batclassical
A bat.
- 6.small mountainclassical
A small hill or mountain.
- 7.fierce debaterclassical
A man who is strong in argumentation or dispute.
- 8.brave manclassical
A man described as brave.
- 9.aroused stallionclassical
A stallion that is intensely aroused and agitated, to the point of impaired vision.
- 10.man of little virtueclassical
A man lacking in manliness or honor, or one who is arrogant towards his companions.
- 1.tall personclassical
One who is excessively tall.
- 2.fierce debaterclassical
A man strong in dispute.
- 3.brave manclassical
A man described as brave.
- 4.aroused stallionclassical
A stallion whose eyes are raised due to intense arousal, making it difficult to see.
- 5.one who turns away from truthclassical
One who averts his gaze from the truth, metaphorically like an agitated camel.
- 6.oppressorclassical
An unjust person.
- 7.arrogant personclassical
A proud or haughty person.
- 1.foolclassical
A foolish or stupid person.
- 1.foolish womanclassical
A foolish or stupid woman.
- 1.type of birdclassical
A type of bird, possibly a sandgrouse, with long legs, or another bird.
- 1.leeksclassical
Leeks, specifically wild leeks that grow in sandy soil.
- 1.intensityclassical
Severity or intensity.
- 1.aroused stallionclassical
A stallion that is intensely aroused and agitated.
- 1.to be arousedclassical
To be intensely aroused and agitated, to the point of impaired vision.
- 2.to strike (a mare)classical
A stallion striking a mare, referring to the act of copulation.
- 1.to be arousedclassical
To be intensely aroused and agitated.
- 1.to be arousedclassical
To be intensely aroused and agitated.
- 2.to strike (a mare)classical
A stallion striking a mare.
- 1.intense arousalclassical
The state of intense arousal and agitation.
- 1.intense arousalclassical
The state of intense arousal and agitation.
- 1.striking (of a stallion)classical
The act of a stallion striking a mare.
- 1.tallclassical
Excessively tall.
- 2.arousedclassical
Intensely aroused and agitated.
- 1.tall menclassical
Plural of a tall man.
- 2.aroused stallionsclassical
Plural of an aroused stallion.
- 1.tall menclassical
Plural of a tall man.
- 2.aroused stallionsclassical
Plural of an aroused stallion.
- 1.aroused stallionsclassical
Plural of an aroused stallion.
- 1.aroused stallionsclassical
Plural of an aroused stallion.
- 1.arousedclassical
Intensely aroused and agitated, like a stallion.
- 2.tallclassical
Tall.
- 1.to be arousedclassical
To be intensely aroused and agitated.
- 1.tallclassical
Tall.
- 1.tall womanclassical
A tall woman.
- 1.tallclassical
Tall.
- 2.foolishclassical
Foolish.
- 1.foolish womanclassical
A foolish woman.
- 1.type of birdclassical
A type of bird, possibly a sandgrouse, with long legs, or another bird.
- 1.tallclassical
Tall.
- 1.two-faced personclassical
A person with two faces, metaphorically meaning deceitful or two-faced.