هبقع
Root entry · 6 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes individuals who are short and stocky, or foolish and arrogant. It also extends to specific postures and behaviors, particularly those associated with idleness, begging, or a peculiar sitting position.
Derived headwords
- 1.short, stocky personboth
A person who is short and stoutly built.
- 1.arrogant foolboth
An arrogant, foolish person who is fond of conversing with women.
- 2.beggarboth
One who asks people for things, often while holding a staff.
- 3.sedentary personclassical
Someone who sits in a place and does not move from it; one who stays near your door seeking what you have.
- 4.womanizerboth
A man who is fond of women and seeks their company.
- 1.camel postureclassical
A description of a camel that is loose-jawed and slack, with hanging lips.
- 2.sitting postureboth
A specific way of sitting, either on the heels or the tips of the toes, or an 'iqā' (sitting on the buttocks with knees bent) combined with bringing the thighs together and spreading the legs.
- 3.reclining postureclassical
Sitting in a reclining position backwards.
- 4.cross-legged postureclassical
Sitting cross-legged with one leg extended.
- 1.to sit in a certain postureboth
To sit in the 'hibnaqa' posture, which is characteristic of an arrogant person.
- 1.short and stockyboth
Describing a man who is short and stoutly built.
- 2.unreliableclassical
Someone whose words or actions are inconsistent and cannot be trusted.
- 1.foolish womanboth
A woman who is foolish in her sitting and in her affairs.