غ ط ف
Root entry · 14 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to concepts of abundance, lushness, and thickness, particularly concerning hair and eyelashes. It also extends to terms for a comfortable life and names of tribes and individuals.
Derived headwords
- 1.Abundance of livingclassical
Refers to a state of plentiful and comfortable living.
- 2.Thick eyelashesboth
Describes long, curved, and abundant eyelashes.
- 3.Thick eyebrowsboth
Refers to abundant hair in the eyebrows.
- 4.Sparse eyebrowsclassical
Contrarily, it can also mean sparse hair in the eyebrows.
- 5.Sparse eyelashesclassical
It may also be used to describe sparse eyelashes.
- 1.Lush, abundantclassical
Used to describe a life of abundance, similar to 'aghdaf'. It can also describe thick eyelashes.
- 1.Name of a tribeboth
A name for a tribe or a group of people, with specific lineages mentioned from Madhhij and Tayy.
- 2.Name of a personboth
A given name for individuals, with historical figures bearing this name.
- 1.Belonging to Ghutayfboth
An adjective referring to something or someone related to the tribe or lineage of Ghutayf.
- 1.Name of a tribeboth
A major Arab tribe, specifically Ghatafan bin Sa'd bin Qays Aylan.
- 2.Name of a personboth
A name for individuals, such as Abu Ghatafan.
- 1.Thick eyelashesclassical
Means the same as 'aghf' (thick eyelashes), referring to abundant and long eyelashes.
- 1.Abundant hairclassical
Refers to abundant hair, particularly in eyebrows or eyelashes.
- 1.Name of a horseclassical
The name of a notable horse belonging to the Ghutayf lineage.
- 1.Name of a companionclassical
A name for a Companion of the Prophet, such as Furwah bin Musayk Al-Ghutayfi.
- 1.Name of a tabi'iclassical
A name for a Successor (Tabi'i), such as Abu Ghutayf Al-Hudhali.
- 1.A narrator of hadithclassical
A specific individual, Ruh bin Ghutayf Al-Thaqafi Al-Jazari, known as a narrator of hadith, though considered weak.
- 1.Name of a female companionclassical
The name of a female Companion of the Prophet, Umm Ghutayf Al-Hudhaliyyah.
- 1.Trap, snareclassical
A trap or snare, used as a variant pronunciation of a word with similar meaning.
- 1.A specific individualclassical
A person named Ghutayf Al-Sulaymi, mentioned in a poetic context.