قنزع
Root entry · 7 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to tufts or clumps of hair, especially on the head. It extends to describe elevated or prominent parts, remnants, and by extension, things that are outstanding or even negative qualities like troubles or ugly speech. It also encompasses specific geographical features and animal-related terms.
Derived headwords
- 1.tuft of hairboth
A clump or lock of hair, particularly on the head, or what is elevated and long from the hair.
- 2.headpiececlassical
A head ornament or covering that a woman wears on her head.
- 3.remnant of feathersclassical
The remaining feathers on a young bird.
- 4.piece of pastureclassical
A patch or piece of pasture grass.
- 5.wonderclassical
Something astonishing or remarkable.
- 6.cock's combclassical
The comb or crest of a rooster.
- 7.stoneclassical
A stone larger than a walnut.
- 8.short womanclassical
A very short woman.
- 9.ugly speechclassical
Unpleasant or offensive words.
- 1.tuft of hairclassical
A tuft of hair, similar to قنزعة.
- 1.tufts of hairboth
Plural of قنزعة, referring to tufts of hair on the head.
- 2.calamitiesclassical
Difficulties or misfortunes.
- 3.remnantsclassical
The remaining parts of something, like the remnants of horns or hair.
- 4.small peopleclassical
Short or small individuals.
- 1.tufts of hairboth
Plural of قنزعة, referring to tufts of hair, used as a sound plural.
- 1.mountainclassical
A mountain with peaks resembling tufts of hair.
- 1.to fleeclassical
Said of a rooster when it flees from another in a fight; this usage is considered colloquial.
- 1.like Qunfudhclassical
A pattern of pronunciation or word formation, similar to the word قنفذ.