نبغ
Root entry · 20 derived lemmasThe root نبغ (nabagha) primarily denotes emergence, appearance, and sudden manifestation. It extends to concepts of excelling, particularly in poetry, and can also refer to the dust or fine particles that emerge from something.
Derived headwords
- 1.to appear, emergeboth
To become visible or manifest, to come forth. This is the primary meaning of the root.
- 2.to excel in poetryclassical
To produce excellent poetry, especially when it is not inherited or expected from one's lineage.
- 3.to prosper, become wealthyclassical
To achieve great success and prosperity in worldly affairs.
- 4.to spring forth (water)classical
To gush or flow out, similar to the verb نبع (nab'a) with the letter 'ayn'.
- 1.emergence, appearanceboth
The act or state of appearing or emerging.
- 2.excellence in poetryclassical
The quality of being an excellent poet, particularly one who excels unexpectedly.
- 1.great person, eminent figureclassical
An individual of great importance, status, or talent, often used for poets.
- 2.dust, fine particlesclassical
Fine dust or particles that fly off from something, like flour from a sieve.
- 3.toilet, latrineclassical
A place for defecation, a privy.
- 1.eminent poetsclassical
A class of poets renowned for their exceptional skill, especially those who excelled without prior poetic lineage.
- 2.female foxesclassical
The females of foxes.
- 1.emergence, outbreakclassical
The act of emerging or breaking out, often used metaphorically for unexpected events or troubles.
- 2.flour, fine powderclassical
Fine flour or powder, particularly that which is sifted or blown off.
- 1.fine powder, dustclassical
The fine dust or powder that flies off from something, like flour from a sieve or millstone.
- 2.a type of fabricclassical
A type of coarse fabric or garment, possibly made of camel hair.
- 1.fine powder, dustclassical
Fine dust or powder, similar to النباغ.
- 1.flour, fine powderclassical
The fine flour that is dusted or sprinkled onto dough.
- 1.coarse fabricclassical
A type of coarse fabric or garment, possibly made of camel hair.
- 1.to be blown off (dust)classical
To have dust or fine particles blown off, as from dried plants.
- 1.pollination (of palms)classical
The process of shaking a palm tree so its dust flies off, used in pollinating the female flowers.
- 1.to frequentclassical
To visit or frequent a place often.
- 2.to sift out (flour)classical
To extract fine particles or flour from something through a sieve.
- 1.road, highwayclassical
A well-trodden path or highway, from which dust rises.
- 1.middle of the peopleclassical
The central or most important part of a group of people.
- 1.to appear (hypocrisy)classical
To become evident or manifest, especially referring to hidden hypocrisy or apostasy.
- 2.to emerge (naturally)classical
To come out according to one's innate nature or disposition.
- 1.to become leakyclassical
For a waterskin to transition from being sealed to becoming leaky or porous.
- 1.to act naturallyclassical
To behave according to one's inherent nature or disposition, abandoning pretense.
- 1.abundance of blessingsclassical
Abundant blessings or favors from God.
- 1.to be eloquentclassical
To speak eloquently or to produce eloquent speech.
- 1.eloquenceclassical
The quality of being eloquent or producing eloquent speech.