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Root entry · 6 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the act of scooping or ladling water, often from a basin or container. It also extends to related concepts like pouring, a specific part of a date palm, and a type of earthenware jar.
Derived headwords
- 1.to scoop waterboth
To scoop water from a basin or container, often with one's hand.
- 2.to pourclassical
To pour water, as described by Ibn al-A'rabi.
- 3.to ladleboth
To ladle water from a basin or something being poured.
- 1.scooping waterboth
The act of scooping water from a basin or container.
- 2.pouringclassical
The act of pouring water.
- 1.base of a date palmclassical
The base of a date palm after the fronds have been cut, leaving long ends.
- 1.earthenware jarclassical
A large jar made of earthenware, specifically mentioned as being used by the Omanis.
- 2.large serving dishclassical
A large dish, often used for serving food.
- 3.scoop of waterclassical
A scoop or ladleful of water from a basin.
- 1.scoop of waterclassical
A scoop or ladleful of water from a basin.
- 1.a place nameclassical
A place name mentioned in poetry.