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Root entry · 24 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns fields, agriculture, and crops. It extends to concepts of growth, abundance, and the produce of the land. Additionally, it encompasses meanings related to illness, water, and specific geographical locations.
Derived headwords
- 1.Cultivated fieldboth
Good, fertile land where crops are planted and grown.
- 2.Cropboth
Plants that have sprouted and branched out, with their leaves developed before their stems thicken.
- 3.A type of illnessclassical
A disease affecting the stomach, particularly in camels.
- 4.Water in intestinesclassical
The moisture from fresh, green vegetation in the intestines, which can substitute for water for livestock.
- 5.Howdahclassical
A covered litter carried on the back of a camel.
- 1.Uncultivated landclassical
Land that has not been previously cultivated or sown.
- 2.Water remaining in a basinclassical
Clear water left in a basin, from which the bottom is not visible.
- 3.Remnant of milkclassical
A small amount of milk remaining.
- 4.Date pulpclassical
The pulp and remnants of dates.
- 5.Small amount of liquidclassical
A small quantity of a drink.
- 6.A regionclassical
A specific area or region, particularly in Yamama.
- 1.To become fertileclassical
The land becoming productive and ready for cultivation.
- 2.To grow cropsclassical
The crops developing and becoming abundant.
- 1.Farmsclassical
Places where crops are cultivated; agricultural lands.
- 2.Prohibited sale of cropsclassical
The practice of selling crops before they are ripe or in a specific manner, which was prohibited in Islamic law.
- 1.Prohibited crop saleclassical
Selling crops before their ripeness is evident, or selling grain in its ear for other grain, or sharecropping arrangements.
- 1.To be illclassical
To suffer from a stomach ailment, especially in horses.
- 1.Illnessclassical
A disease affecting the stomach, particularly in camels, caused by eating dirt with grass.
- 1.Valleyclassical
A valley located in specific regions, such as in the lands of Banu Asad or Banu 'Ukl.
- 1.Green vegetationclassical
Moisture from fresh, green grass in the intestines, which can sustain livestock.
- 1.Date pulpclassical
The pulp and remnants of dates.
- 1.Low-lying landclassical
Land that is not elevated enough to be considered a mountain or hill.
- 2.Type of plantclassical
A specific type of plant, possibly related to clover or thorny shrubs.
- 1.Long-necked flaskclassical
A long-necked flask that accompanies a waterskin.
- 2.Weaknessclassical
Slowness of movement, short steps, indicating fatigue or weakness.
- 3.Sleepclassical
Sleep or slumber.
- 4.Inability to performclassical
Inability to engage in sexual intercourse.
- 5.Leaning on handsclassical
An elderly person leaning on their hands on their waist.
- 6.Pushingclassical
The act of pushing or shoving.
- 1.To become old and weakclassical
To grow old and become weak, particularly in sexual vigor.
- 2.To pushclassical
To push or shove.
- 1.Weak personclassical
A person who is of no good or lacks strength.
- 2.Weaknessclassical
The state of weakness or debility.
- 1.Soft penisclassical
A soft or flaccid male organ.
- 2.Old manclassical
An old man, especially one who is weak or frail.
- 1.Type of fishclassical
A long, green fish with a beak, about a cubit in length.
- 1.Place nameclassical
A place name referring to a location in Aj'a, near Tayyi', or near Ayla, or a valley belonging to Sulaym.
- 1.Fortress nameclassical
A fortress in Yemen, in the region of Sana'a.
- 1.To cling to the saddleclassical
When riding, to hold firmly onto the back of a mount.
- 1.Weaknessclassical
The state of weakness or debility, similar to 'al-hawqalah'.
- 1.Farmerclassical
A person who cultivates land; a farmer.
- 1.Valleyclassical
A valley situated in specific tribal lands, between mountains.
- 1.Weakclassical
An old man who has become weak, especially in sexual function, or generally frail.
- 1.Proper nameclassical
A proper name.